WTK where does build over engine mounts with polyurethane

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wha do over a mount with polyurethane so i doh have to buy a new one every 5-6 months
hear bout a place down south cipero street bout once i pass couva i loss
have anywhere else closer up north does do it

[Dave-ve]

what engine? you may be able to get poly inserts for it.

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fwd sr20 rear engine mount the one that like to buss

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^^^get through yet?

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nah nuh yet
still sourcing a place

[ivar]

sasco cipero street......

[Dave-ve]

if you are looking at making solid mounts, be warned, a lot of vibration gets transferred to the chassis. mine took about 4 months to settle in before vibration was tolerable. the mount lasted about 4 years before the rubber deformed and needed replacing.

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sasco cipero street......

yeah i know bout there but i will never find there nuh i go get loss and turn round

if you are looking at making solid mounts, be warned, a lot of vibration gets transferred to the chassis. mine took about 4 months to settle in before vibration was tolerable. the mount lasted about 4 years before the rubber deformed and needed replacing.

thats the thing self i want i cyah be changing that mount every 5 months

[Dave-ve]

the place is easy to find. head west from the Mon Repos roundabout into San Fernando and turn left at the second traffic light onto Cipero street. drive till you see the first street on the right(Suttom street). sasco is the 2nd or 3rd building opposite this.

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i will try and find the place
or i hadda get a guide
saturday i will swing down there

[abbow]

SASCO 652-8786

If you are close by and cant find it...call the number and he will direct you from wherever you are.

Dont do the solid mounts...have it done with the spaces. it works better than the original thing. I had all my mounts redone and it works well.

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thanx bro for the advise
will do that didnt know they did it with spaces
but thanx i will look for the place saturday

[yakuza]

Something like this you looking for?

[+Mello+]

^^^ level vibration!!!

[Dave-ve]

^ but with improved acceleration.

[5forward]

Ofcourse..one thing for another.Plus this this wont mashop as fast even if d driver like to "mash out" often

[dreadman]

polyurethane bushings are great to use but even better with the spaces as abbow said......it allows more movement between the inner bushin to the outter housing creatin less vibration felt from inside d vehicle.....dats y original bushings have spaces on some sides of the bushings

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^^^well, as said above bro....u can't have something for nothing! pros and cons!

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good advise bout the spaces in the mounts
i wha get it done soon

[Zed Sqd]

Sasco is good if you just want a mount done over in the normal "rubber". That's what they do.
Be warned, you have to walk with the old mount before they give you one (hopefully thay have one that was already made over). Also, they just do a simple moulded mount that is not like the original. i.e. with the number of spaces and orientation of the spaces relative to the mount housing to minimize vibration.

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i have the old mount and all here
but they does do it in polyurethane????
i doh wha no normal rubber

[Zed Sqd]

not polyu. normal rubber compound.

[imperial]

The local polyurethane is RUBBISH.
I did over my gearbox mount and rear engine (x member) (SR20DET FWD) mount because my whole front suspension is polyurethane (Energy Suspension... never done ting) and within 2 months... it mash tuh F!CK up!
$1000 gone down de drain.
I went and had it done over by Sasco... everything back to normal.
My theory is... with that kinda power... you have to give up some luxuries... and the vibration wasn't so unbearable as to stop driving the car totally and I re did ALL my mounts to SOLID rubber mounts.
Car is driven everyday... my old man doesn't complain either.
Had it in the car about 5 years now (done by Sasco), I jus went and play farse and try the polyurethane that I see a machine shop advertising in the express...

So its up to you... but in my view, the LOCAL polyurethane is rubbish.

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scene scene i open to advise right now cause the new mount aint buss yet

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^^^what u decided? i need to replace my sr tranny mount!

[NXTREME]

sasco ftw....i did my swap 9 months now an the mount they made for me still in top condition, hadda carry the others to make over....

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went yesterday by sasco and made over my tranny mount.SOLID,no spaces!

the youth man kept askin me if i sure i wanted it solid! lol

installed this morning....have to carry it for a run to see how she pullin!

*fraid to leave home,them phagwa people might spray down meh car!*

[NXTREME]

yeh they doh recommend full solid, the metal bushing where the bolt passes through usually lets loose from the rubber after a while.

me ent know when u goh check me to tag along for a test run too

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how the feeling yuh getting plenty vibration??

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yeh they doh recommend full solid, the metal bushing where the bolt passes through usually lets loose from the rubber after a while.

me ent know when u goh check me to tag along for a test run too

when u ready!