ALL 4 solid prothane mounts for 2g?

[rich3389]

Does anyone make all 4 motor mount that are solid and not 2 inserts?
My front and back motor mounts are already window welded, so i cant use the inserts anymore.

 

[blcknspo0ln]

search noob!

http://www.dsmtuners.com/forums/bolt-tech/289588-solid-front-rear-aluminum-motor-mounts.html

 

[rich3389]

Alright! Not solid metal! you know how the prothane kit comes with solid polyurathane mounts that you use to replace the stock rubber, for 2g's they only have 2 replacements and 2 INSERTS not replacements! Can I get a kit that has all 4 replacements?

 

[slowgsr]

Prothane makes them.. you can get them at extreme psi.

They are called 'inserts' but they replace the whole rubber piece. You will need a air chisel to get the old stock mount w/sleeve out, and a press to push the new ones in.

Goodluck. I run them in my 90' they are very stiff.

 

[VTEC_THIS]

I've never seen a kit with all four replacements.

^^^ Nevermind, you posted right before me.

Here's the link slowgsr was refering to.

EXTREME PSI : Your #1 Source for In Stock Performance Parts - Prothane Motor Mount Inserts: Mitsubishi Eclipse 95-99

 

[turbosax2]

You can make your own with a lathe and a bar of 75A to 90A urethane stock. But with the price of urethane rod it's hardly worth the cost, time, or effort when you could just do what Tom did.

I talked to a guy who had made his own urethane mounts and this is what he told me:

The urethane stock was special order from an extrusion house, 75A durometer. Name of the place was Pflieger plastics. I ordered it in 3" and 4" OD, and made up a few fixtures so it could be mounted and turned in a lathe. Total investment in urethane was around $500 for a 3' stick of each diameter.
Once I started trying to cut on the lathe, I quickly realized that the material had a strong tendecy to flex and gave a very poor surface finish so I ended up resorting to dry ice to freeze the pre-cut pieces prior to machining. Other than that, the process was straightforward and the frozen urethane actually cut very nicely.

 

[rich3389]

Thanks guys, and Tom, I messaged big lady about solid mounts, we'll see what he says...
I know for 1gs they sell all 4 solid urethane mounts, but appears not for 2g's....

EDIT: oh and by he way tom I did SEARCH! I am just starting to consider using the metal mounts now, I was really looking for solid urethane mounts.

 

[blcknspo0ln]

i was just kidding. On a different note, I'm glad to see they finally made full replacements!

 

[rich3389]

I've never seen a kit with all four replacements.

^^^ Nevermind, you posted right before me.

Here's the link slowgsr was refering to.

EXTREME PSI : Your #1 Source for In Stock Performance Parts - Prothane Motor Mount Inserts: Mitsubishi Eclipse 95-99

Sweet, just what I was looking for, the picture on the link looks like they are indeed full replacements.

 

[DSMunknown]

^ Just arrived a couple days ago. Now to send a little something to biglady.

 

[SlowSpyder]

Prothane kits for the 2nd gen are full replacement only for the passenger/driverside mounts. The front and the rear are inserts.

Ill try to find some pics or take some of the ones I made using delrin.

 

[blcknspo0ln]

Well we all know that the standard prothane kit for 2g's come with the front/rear as inserts, hence the reason for this thread. Anyone care to contact extreme or any of the vendors to confirm that these are a new set of bushings?

 

[EclipseRacing99]

bought the kit from extreme for the 2g they are inserts in the front and back.

 

[98eclipsekidd08]

I just ordered that exact thing from them and the front and rears are not a replacement, just one of the little insert things.

 

[98eclipsekidd08]

bought the kit from extreme for the 2g they are inserts in the front and back.

beat me to it