Solid Motor Mounts
08-22-2004, 09:28 PM
#5
Originally Posted by D Rock
What benefits will I get with these over the stockers?
08-22-2004, 10:11 PM
#6
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Thought i read somewhere that solid mounts or poly mounts weren't good for the LS1 because the engine is more likely to pick up vibrations from the chassis and sense it as knock. Seems logical to me that rubber mounts would absorb more vibration and is less likely to cause a faulty knock reading. I know personally i've driven down the road in my Z71 with my Predator hooked up checking out real-time and went over a couple of mild bumps and got up to 12 degrees knock retard with just stock mounts.
08-22-2004, 10:53 PM
#7
Originally Posted by LS1S10
Thought i read somewhere that solid mounts or poly mounts weren't good for the LS1 because the engine is more likely to pick up vibrations from the chassis and sense it as knock. Seems logical to me that rubber mounts would absorb more vibration and is less likely to cause a faulty knock reading. I know personally i've driven down the road in my Z71 with my Predator hooked up checking out real-time and went over a couple of mild bumps and got up to 12 degrees knock retard with just stock mounts.
