Header install weird feeling?
Header install weird feeling? Just installed some pacesetter headers and ORY on my car also got a mild tune after install. My problem is that when I accelerate from a stop i kind of feel like a banging and grinding feeling coming from the bottom of my car it persist sometimes till about the car shifts. This feeling does not happen all the time just sometimes, and it does not happen while im going WOT on the highway...any ideas of what it might be?
Check the y pipe right under your seat. The way the engine rocks will make the y pipe hit the driver side floor. If you have a buddy have him rev it while you watch you'll be able to see it hitting.
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Verdad Gallardo when I rev the car i dont feel it bangging but i will check to see how it looks
The stock moter mounts are rubber. you can replace them with polly blocks they dont flex as much as the stockers. Solid mounts the engine is bolted direct to the k member.
no, poly = polyurethane. They are way stiffer then stock, but still have a bit of cushion to em.
Solid = well solid. The engine have 0 cushion to move around and is directly bolted in to the body. I would imagine this causing a lot of vibration throughout the body, and therefore I wouldn't get solid mounts. But im no expert on those... however i dig my poly motor mounts.
Solid = well solid. The engine have 0 cushion to move around and is directly bolted in to the body. I would imagine this causing a lot of vibration throughout the body, and therefore I wouldn't get solid mounts. But im no expert on those... however i dig my poly motor mounts.
http://www.ws6project.com/user_stor/...871ef2ee646254
ws6 store ^^^^^
http://www.speedinc.com/catagory.cfm...%20/%20Chassis
speed inc ^^^^^ (look under prothane bushings (itemno 7-512))
ws6 store ^^^^^
http://www.speedinc.com/catagory.cfm...%20/%20Chassis
speed inc ^^^^^ (look under prothane bushings (itemno 7-512))
When I had this done on my car it was a royal pain in the *** for the person doing it.
But it was worth it... I have the identical set up to you in terms of exhaust, and I have 0 banging issues. Though the rasp I got is another story.
http://www.ws6project.com/user_stor/...871ef2ee646254
ws6 store ^^^^^
http://www.speedinc.com/catagory.cfm...%20/%20Chassis
speed inc ^^^^^ (look under prothane bushings (itemno 7-512))
ws6 store ^^^^^
http://www.speedinc.com/catagory.cfm...%20/%20Chassis
speed inc ^^^^^ (look under prothane bushings (itemno 7-512))
drove around today on the way home it feels also like when you play with a stick across a wired fence the bumpiness is felt thru mainly 1st gear im going to try n get a vid n maybe pics tomorrow
The only mounts I could find on the TSP website are the solid ones. When I was looking for the Prothane brand when I was ordering other parts from TSP, they said they do not carry that brand.