Solid motor mounts! Please read!
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Solid motor mounts! Please read!
so i just ordered solid MM and poly Trans like i been told and read you run poly poly or solid poly never solid solid on these cars. now my torque arm i have relocated because im running a short t/a does that mean i can run solid solid for engine and trans or stick with the solid poly? need advise parts will be in friday.
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yeah i dont think they made one either i dont know if they do but i know i can fab one up at the machine shop i didnt know they just wanted the poly because originally the torque are was mounted on the tail shaft
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I would just go with a solid/poly mount just cuz the poly tranny mount is 25 bucks... why go through the hassle of fabbin a solid mount that wont do anything more of a noticeable difference then a poly. Im runnin solid/poly and it works fine.
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so i just ordered solid MM and poly Trans like i been told and read you run poly poly or solid poly never solid solid on these cars. now my torque arm i have relocated because im running a short t/a does that mean i can run solid solid for engine and trans or stick with the solid poly? need advise parts will be in friday.
Run the solid up front and poly at the trans and you will be fine.
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I'm having solid MMs installed but I'm leaving the tranny mount stock rubber. It seems a number of people with a poly trans mount get bad vibrations. There's no harm in running a stock rubber trans mount with poly or solid motor mounts.
So the answer to your question is no, you don't want to run a solid trans mount, even they even exist. Never heard of them myself. You don't even need the poly trans mount.
So the answer to your question is no, you don't want to run a solid trans mount, even they even exist. Never heard of them myself. You don't even need the poly trans mount.
Last edited by X-ray; 07-16-2010 at 12:10 AM.
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This is a little off topic, but I have broke 2 factory trans mounts on my stock 99 z28 a4.. I did beat on the car a lot though during that period of time.. but I replaced the trans mount with the same factory mount 3rd time around and it is still doing fine (I haven't beat on the car as much though).
I agree though, poly trans mount should serve the purpose fine.
I agree though, poly trans mount should serve the purpose fine.
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Supposedly my trans mount is torn and has been since I basically got the car, I bought a new one but the car drives fine and ive run it at the track without problems, so I dont see a reason to change it for now.
When i can get it done for free at the votech I went to this fall I probably will let them do that, shocks and springs.
When i can get it done for free at the votech I went to this fall I probably will let them do that, shocks and springs.