justin hover

I just got my pacesetters and TSP duels...Which mounts are best for this setup.... poly...solid???

bww3588

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Unless you have an absolute reason for solid mounts, I would go poly.

justin hover

what would be the reason for solid?

dr_whigham

iTrader: (49)

To "Feel" the car more. I put Spohn solids on mine and LOVE them. Then again, if vibration isn't your thing, you won't like them. I DD drive mine and like it. Some people are about comfort.

I like the shake, myself.

justin hover

I dd mine in the summer as well...if vibration is an option with spohn solids, what are options? what are the polys all about?

dr_whigham

iTrader: (49)

Polys are great. People love them. Offer awesome control of the motor, no sagging, and minimal vibration.

I'd reccommend Prothane.

85CamaroZ28

iTrader: (7)

i just put Prothane MM's in mine and yes there is a slight vibration at first but it has REALLY calmed down after having them in for two weeks. You still feel them slightly at a stop but after that its smooth sailing. They are a PITA to get in and get lined up but just follow the write ups and you should be fine. GL man.

2k2cam

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Not to hijack this thread, but what size bolts and nuts do I need to bolt my clam shells back together? When I bought my MMs I didn't receive any hardware to put them back together after I drill out the rivets.

Thanks.

gocartone

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This; I love my poly mounts. Shifter and engine don't move nearly as much as the stock mounts, and the vibration is hardly noticeable.

LPE 403

iTrader: (6)

There isnt one. Unless you like you fillings shaken from your teeth.....and if "feel" is referred to as introducing new squeaks and rattles in an already "loose" toleranced chassis, go nuts.

Im not a fan obviously....

justin hover

polys it is thanks..