Torque solutions lower engine mounts?

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toshko321

Discussion Starter · Mar 12, 2013

Has anyone installed these yet? I had the nameless performance 80A mounts on my NA and It vibrated way too much. Torque solutions offer 75A polyurethane (instead of the urethane 80A) mounts. Will these be any better? I just want less vibration (especially when the AC is on).

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drdave

· #5 · Apr 8, 2013

I would also be interested in hearing if the Torque Solutions mounts have less vibration than the nameless mounts. If no one here has tried them, I might take one for the team.

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drdave

· #21 · Apr 9, 2013

MyDianaZ06 said:
I didn't get into great detail. but found a seller on ebay that has two versions. a "performance" for stock and slightly modified (green 65a)
http://pages.ebay.com/motors/link/?nav=item.view&id=111036339993
Made of high grade polyurethane right here in the USA.
65A durometer is less dense than our race mount to help eliminate added vibration and is optimal for stock and lightly modified cars.
Oversized to provide optimal contact and limit engine movement.

and they have a "race" for modified cars that are driven hard (red 75a)
http://pages.ebay.com/motors/link/?nav=item.view&id=111014553169
Made of high grade polyurethane right here in the USA.
75A durometer is extremely dense and optimal for hard driven cars.
Oversized to provide optimal contact and limit engine movement.

BOTH $30 shipped.

VERY interesting find. I'd do it just cause its only 30 bucks. I'd get the green ones btw

Thanks! I ordered the green 65A.

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drdave

· #98 · Apr 19, 2013

Got my 65A's today. Unfortunately it's raining and miserable out so install will have to be another day. Will post my thoughts on them once they are in.

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