Flexane filled mounts...
08-30-2002, 08:43 PM
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Flexane filled mounts...
I dont have enough left now to do the other one. I had them both taped up, filled em up and came back a few mins later to check on em. One was sitting in a huge pool of black and apparently I didnt do a good enough job of taping it off and it leaked out. Argh. So after I rushed to get it cleaned up the little that was left had hardened by this time so I couldnt really use it. I have more on the way though. 
I used the 80A durometer from www.mcmaster.com part number 8644K11
If you guys have busted/worn motor mounts I'd suggest this if you wanna save some serious money. You can pretty much make it good as new (probably better) for 20 bucks. Just pour it in and it'll seal up the crack(s) and make it good as new. It's also just as good an idea with new/good mounts too.
It's pretty much setup after only a few hours but I'm still gonna wait till next week to put em in.
Thanks Dave S and nupe500
I used the 80A durometer from www.mcmaster.com part number 8644K11
If you guys have busted/worn motor mounts I'd suggest this if you wanna save some serious money. You can pretty much make it good as new (probably better) for 20 bucks. Just pour it in and it'll seal up the crack(s) and make it good as new. It's also just as good an idea with new/good mounts too.
It's pretty much setup after only a few hours but I'm still gonna wait till next week to put em in.Thanks Dave S and nupe500
08-31-2002, 07:46 AM
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Re: Flexane filled mounts...
Originally posted by James12345
I dont have enough left now to do the other one. I had them both taped up, filled em up and came back a few mins later to check on em. One was sitting in a huge pool of black and apparently I didnt do a good enough job of taping it off and it leaked out. Argh. So after I rushed to get it cleaned up the little that was left had hardened by this time so I couldnt really use it. I have more on the way though.
I used the 80A durometer from www.mcmaster.com part number 8644K11
If you guys have busted/worn motor mounts I'd suggest this if you wanna save some serious money. You can pretty much make it good as new (probably better) for 20 bucks. Just pour it in and it'll seal up the crack(s) and make it good as new. It's also just as good an idea with new/good mounts too. It's pretty much setup after only a few hours but I'm still gonna wait till next week to put em in.
Thanks Dave S and nupe500
I dont have enough left now to do the other one. I had them both taped up, filled em up and came back a few mins later to check on em. One was sitting in a huge pool of black and apparently I didnt do a good enough job of taping it off and it leaked out. Argh. So after I rushed to get it cleaned up the little that was left had hardened by this time so I couldnt really use it. I have more on the way though.
I used the 80A durometer from www.mcmaster.com part number 8644K11
If you guys have busted/worn motor mounts I'd suggest this if you wanna save some serious money. You can pretty much make it good as new (probably better) for 20 bucks. Just pour it in and it'll seal up the crack(s) and make it good as new. It's also just as good an idea with new/good mounts too.
It's pretty much setup after only a few hours but I'm still gonna wait till next week to put em in.Thanks Dave S and nupe500
08-31-2002, 07:05 PM
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Re: hey james
Originally posted by darrick
say man do you have a extra set? I know you live around here in D-town and it would really help me out if I had a extra set so I can still drive my car .
say man do you have a extra set? I know you live around here in D-town and it would really help me out if I had a extra set so I can still drive my car .
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