home made mount?
11-22-2007, 11:57 AM
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Re: home made mount?
oh and i figuredf out that if you sand or use a wire wheel the 3m shit has a surface it can adhere to dont just turn the mount on the side and fill it that'll definatly result in the bull shit mine turned into....
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Re: home made mount?
Holla at RattyGoat on here, or is his name ShawnR on here aswell(his ht name).
What he'll do is weld some braces on there. It'll be a solid mount. The main one, by the timing belt sucks to do filling to, so we just weld brackets to the mama jamma.
Hit him up.
What he'll do is weld some braces on there. It'll be a solid mount. The main one, by the timing belt sucks to do filling to, so we just weld brackets to the mama jamma.
Hit him up.
11-23-2007, 04:09 AM
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thank ya, sir.
11-23-2007, 05:04 AM
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Re: home made mount?
Oh.. it probably is poly epoxy then, floor coating is one of the only applications I know of at the moment. That was the hybrid coating system I was talking about.
That should be significantly harder durometer then you would want to fill a motor mount with though..?
Are you getting it from IFPC in Norfolk?
That should be significantly harder durometer then you would want to fill a motor mount with though..?
Are you getting it from IFPC in Norfolk?
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