1inch body lift "self-built pucks"
12-07-2004, 08:51 PM
#31
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Re: 1inch body lift "self-built pucks"
I'd NEVER use the rubber pucks, they deteriorate fairly quickly. (The
kids leave theirs on the rink nearby, by the end of the following summer
they are just crumbly) I MIGHT consider using the polyurathane ones. But
since the whole kit with the structural plastic pucks and the proper
bolts is only $80, why be cheap?
scopenutt@yahoo.com wrote:
> i was wondering if i made my own "Pucks" on my lathe with 6061alum,
> what grade bolts would be needed,
> ,
> what diam would the Pucks have to be?
>
> and also other than the raidiator, what should i be looking out for?
>
> ive got alot of aluminum scraps kicking around and figurd id make my
> own,
> ,
> i saw that the M.O.R.E. website has the motor lift for the 2,5 but in
> there notes section says that it increses vibration,
>
> cant remember who but someone also sells a motor lift thats just a
> 1inch block of aluminum that bolts under the exzisting motor mount,
> i could make one of these on my mill, ,
> ,
> will i have vibration trouble doing this?
>
> thanks for the help,
> johnp
>
kids leave theirs on the rink nearby, by the end of the following summer
they are just crumbly) I MIGHT consider using the polyurathane ones. But
since the whole kit with the structural plastic pucks and the proper
bolts is only $80, why be cheap?
scopenutt@yahoo.com wrote:
> i was wondering if i made my own "Pucks" on my lathe with 6061alum,
> what grade bolts would be needed,
> ,
> what diam would the Pucks have to be?
>
> and also other than the raidiator, what should i be looking out for?
>
> ive got alot of aluminum scraps kicking around and figurd id make my
> own,
> ,
> i saw that the M.O.R.E. website has the motor lift for the 2,5 but in
> there notes section says that it increses vibration,
>
> cant remember who but someone also sells a motor lift thats just a
> 1inch block of aluminum that bolts under the exzisting motor mount,
> i could make one of these on my mill, ,
> ,
> will i have vibration trouble doing this?
>
> thanks for the help,
> johnp
>
12-07-2004, 09:30 PM
#32
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Re: 1inch body lift "self-built pucks"
Roy, did you realize that the OE factory body mounts are rubber?
Jerry
RoyJ wrote:
> I'd NEVER use the rubber pucks, they deteriorate fairly quickly. (The
> kids leave theirs on the rink nearby, by the end of the following summer
> they are just crumbly) I MIGHT consider using the polyurathane ones. But
> since the whole kit with the structural plastic pucks and the proper
> bolts is only $80, why be cheap?
>
> scopenutt@yahoo.com wrote:
>
>> i was wondering if i made my own "Pucks" on my lathe with 6061alum,
>> what grade bolts would be needed,
>> ,
>> what diam would the Pucks have to be?
>>
>> and also other than the raidiator, what should i be looking out for?
>>
>> ive got alot of aluminum scraps kicking around and figurd id make my
>> own,
>> ,
>> i saw that the M.O.R.E. website has the motor lift for the 2,5 but in
>> there notes section says that it increses vibration,
>>
>> cant remember who but someone also sells a motor lift thats just a
>> 1inch block of aluminum that bolts under the exzisting motor mount,
>> i could make one of these on my mill, ,
>> ,
>> will i have vibration trouble doing this?
>>
>> thanks for the help,
>> johnp
>>
--
Jerry Bransford
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See the Geezer Jeep at
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Jerry
RoyJ wrote:
> I'd NEVER use the rubber pucks, they deteriorate fairly quickly. (The
> kids leave theirs on the rink nearby, by the end of the following summer
> they are just crumbly) I MIGHT consider using the polyurathane ones. But
> since the whole kit with the structural plastic pucks and the proper
> bolts is only $80, why be cheap?
>
> scopenutt@yahoo.com wrote:
>
>> i was wondering if i made my own "Pucks" on my lathe with 6061alum,
>> what grade bolts would be needed,
>> ,
>> what diam would the Pucks have to be?
>>
>> and also other than the raidiator, what should i be looking out for?
>>
>> ive got alot of aluminum scraps kicking around and figurd id make my
>> own,
>> ,
>> i saw that the M.O.R.E. website has the motor lift for the 2,5 but in
>> there notes section says that it increses vibration,
>>
>> cant remember who but someone also sells a motor lift thats just a
>> 1inch block of aluminum that bolts under the exzisting motor mount,
>> i could make one of these on my mill, ,
>> ,
>> will i have vibration trouble doing this?
>>
>> thanks for the help,
>> johnp
>>
--
Jerry Bransford
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12-07-2004, 09:30 PM
#33
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Re: 1inch body lift "self-built pucks"
Roy, did you realize that the OE factory body mounts are rubber?
Jerry
RoyJ wrote:
> I'd NEVER use the rubber pucks, they deteriorate fairly quickly. (The
> kids leave theirs on the rink nearby, by the end of the following summer
> they are just crumbly) I MIGHT consider using the polyurathane ones. But
> since the whole kit with the structural plastic pucks and the proper
> bolts is only $80, why be cheap?
>
> scopenutt@yahoo.com wrote:
>
>> i was wondering if i made my own "Pucks" on my lathe with 6061alum,
>> what grade bolts would be needed,
>> ,
>> what diam would the Pucks have to be?
>>
>> and also other than the raidiator, what should i be looking out for?
>>
>> ive got alot of aluminum scraps kicking around and figurd id make my
>> own,
>> ,
>> i saw that the M.O.R.E. website has the motor lift for the 2,5 but in
>> there notes section says that it increses vibration,
>>
>> cant remember who but someone also sells a motor lift thats just a
>> 1inch block of aluminum that bolts under the exzisting motor mount,
>> i could make one of these on my mill, ,
>> ,
>> will i have vibration trouble doing this?
>>
>> thanks for the help,
>> johnp
>>
--
Jerry Bransford
PP-ASEL N6TAY
See the Geezer Jeep at
http://members.***.net/jerrypb/
Jerry
RoyJ wrote:
> I'd NEVER use the rubber pucks, they deteriorate fairly quickly. (The
> kids leave theirs on the rink nearby, by the end of the following summer
> they are just crumbly) I MIGHT consider using the polyurathane ones. But
> since the whole kit with the structural plastic pucks and the proper
> bolts is only $80, why be cheap?
>
> scopenutt@yahoo.com wrote:
>
>> i was wondering if i made my own "Pucks" on my lathe with 6061alum,
>> what grade bolts would be needed,
>> ,
>> what diam would the Pucks have to be?
>>
>> and also other than the raidiator, what should i be looking out for?
>>
>> ive got alot of aluminum scraps kicking around and figurd id make my
>> own,
>> ,
>> i saw that the M.O.R.E. website has the motor lift for the 2,5 but in
>> there notes section says that it increses vibration,
>>
>> cant remember who but someone also sells a motor lift thats just a
>> 1inch block of aluminum that bolts under the exzisting motor mount,
>> i could make one of these on my mill, ,
>> ,
>> will i have vibration trouble doing this?
>>
>> thanks for the help,
>> johnp
>>
--
Jerry Bransford
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12-07-2004, 09:30 PM
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Re: 1inch body lift "self-built pucks"
Roy, did you realize that the OE factory body mounts are rubber?
Jerry
RoyJ wrote:
> I'd NEVER use the rubber pucks, they deteriorate fairly quickly. (The
> kids leave theirs on the rink nearby, by the end of the following summer
> they are just crumbly) I MIGHT consider using the polyurathane ones. But
> since the whole kit with the structural plastic pucks and the proper
> bolts is only $80, why be cheap?
>
> scopenutt@yahoo.com wrote:
>
>> i was wondering if i made my own "Pucks" on my lathe with 6061alum,
>> what grade bolts would be needed,
>> ,
>> what diam would the Pucks have to be?
>>
>> and also other than the raidiator, what should i be looking out for?
>>
>> ive got alot of aluminum scraps kicking around and figurd id make my
>> own,
>> ,
>> i saw that the M.O.R.E. website has the motor lift for the 2,5 but in
>> there notes section says that it increses vibration,
>>
>> cant remember who but someone also sells a motor lift thats just a
>> 1inch block of aluminum that bolts under the exzisting motor mount,
>> i could make one of these on my mill, ,
>> ,
>> will i have vibration trouble doing this?
>>
>> thanks for the help,
>> johnp
>>
--
Jerry Bransford
PP-ASEL N6TAY
See the Geezer Jeep at
http://members.***.net/jerrypb/
Jerry
RoyJ wrote:
> I'd NEVER use the rubber pucks, they deteriorate fairly quickly. (The
> kids leave theirs on the rink nearby, by the end of the following summer
> they are just crumbly) I MIGHT consider using the polyurathane ones. But
> since the whole kit with the structural plastic pucks and the proper
> bolts is only $80, why be cheap?
>
> scopenutt@yahoo.com wrote:
>
>> i was wondering if i made my own "Pucks" on my lathe with 6061alum,
>> what grade bolts would be needed,
>> ,
>> what diam would the Pucks have to be?
>>
>> and also other than the raidiator, what should i be looking out for?
>>
>> ive got alot of aluminum scraps kicking around and figurd id make my
>> own,
>> ,
>> i saw that the M.O.R.E. website has the motor lift for the 2,5 but in
>> there notes section says that it increses vibration,
>>
>> cant remember who but someone also sells a motor lift thats just a
>> 1inch block of aluminum that bolts under the exzisting motor mount,
>> i could make one of these on my mill, ,
>> ,
>> will i have vibration trouble doing this?
>>
>> thanks for the help,
>> johnp
>>
--
Jerry Bransford
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12-07-2004, 09:33 PM
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Re: 1inch body lift "self-built pucks" P.S.
P.S.
As are the OE engine mounts and the tranny mount made from rubber. As
are just about all such mounts made by all automotive manufacturers.
Claiming rubber mounts "deteriorate fairly rapidly" is just plain bogus.
Jerry
Jerry Bransford wrote:
> Roy, did you realize that the OE factory body mounts are rubber?
>
> Jerry
>
> RoyJ wrote:
>
>> I'd NEVER use the rubber pucks, they deteriorate fairly quickly. (The
>> kids leave theirs on the rink nearby, by the end of the following
>> summer they are just crumbly) I MIGHT consider using the polyurathane
>> ones. But since the whole kit with the structural plastic pucks and
>> the proper bolts is only $80, why be cheap?
>>
>> scopenutt@yahoo.com wrote:
>>
>>> i was wondering if i made my own "Pucks" on my lathe with 6061alum,
>>> what grade bolts would be needed,
>>> ,
>>> what diam would the Pucks have to be?
>>>
>>> and also other than the raidiator, what should i be looking out for?
>>>
>>> ive got alot of aluminum scraps kicking around and figurd id make my
>>> own,
>>> ,
>>> i saw that the M.O.R.E. website has the motor lift for the 2,5 but in
>>> there notes section says that it increses vibration,
>>>
>>> cant remember who but someone also sells a motor lift thats just a
>>> 1inch block of aluminum that bolts under the exzisting motor mount,
>>> i could make one of these on my mill, ,
>>> ,
>>> will i have vibration trouble doing this?
>>>
>>> thanks for the help,
>>> johnp
>>>
>
--
Jerry Bransford
PP-ASEL N6TAY
See the Geezer Jeep at
http://members.***.net/jerrypb/
As are the OE engine mounts and the tranny mount made from rubber. As
are just about all such mounts made by all automotive manufacturers.
Claiming rubber mounts "deteriorate fairly rapidly" is just plain bogus.
Jerry
Jerry Bransford wrote:
> Roy, did you realize that the OE factory body mounts are rubber?
>
> Jerry
>
> RoyJ wrote:
>
>> I'd NEVER use the rubber pucks, they deteriorate fairly quickly. (The
>> kids leave theirs on the rink nearby, by the end of the following
>> summer they are just crumbly) I MIGHT consider using the polyurathane
>> ones. But since the whole kit with the structural plastic pucks and
>> the proper bolts is only $80, why be cheap?
>>
>> scopenutt@yahoo.com wrote:
>>
>>> i was wondering if i made my own "Pucks" on my lathe with 6061alum,
>>> what grade bolts would be needed,
>>> ,
>>> what diam would the Pucks have to be?
>>>
>>> and also other than the raidiator, what should i be looking out for?
>>>
>>> ive got alot of aluminum scraps kicking around and figurd id make my
>>> own,
>>> ,
>>> i saw that the M.O.R.E. website has the motor lift for the 2,5 but in
>>> there notes section says that it increses vibration,
>>>
>>> cant remember who but someone also sells a motor lift thats just a
>>> 1inch block of aluminum that bolts under the exzisting motor mount,
>>> i could make one of these on my mill, ,
>>> ,
>>> will i have vibration trouble doing this?
>>>
>>> thanks for the help,
>>> johnp
>>>
>
--
Jerry Bransford
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12-07-2004, 09:33 PM
#36
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Re: 1inch body lift "self-built pucks" P.S.
P.S.
As are the OE engine mounts and the tranny mount made from rubber. As
are just about all such mounts made by all automotive manufacturers.
Claiming rubber mounts "deteriorate fairly rapidly" is just plain bogus.
Jerry
Jerry Bransford wrote:
> Roy, did you realize that the OE factory body mounts are rubber?
>
> Jerry
>
> RoyJ wrote:
>
>> I'd NEVER use the rubber pucks, they deteriorate fairly quickly. (The
>> kids leave theirs on the rink nearby, by the end of the following
>> summer they are just crumbly) I MIGHT consider using the polyurathane
>> ones. But since the whole kit with the structural plastic pucks and
>> the proper bolts is only $80, why be cheap?
>>
>> scopenutt@yahoo.com wrote:
>>
>>> i was wondering if i made my own "Pucks" on my lathe with 6061alum,
>>> what grade bolts would be needed,
>>> ,
>>> what diam would the Pucks have to be?
>>>
>>> and also other than the raidiator, what should i be looking out for?
>>>
>>> ive got alot of aluminum scraps kicking around and figurd id make my
>>> own,
>>> ,
>>> i saw that the M.O.R.E. website has the motor lift for the 2,5 but in
>>> there notes section says that it increses vibration,
>>>
>>> cant remember who but someone also sells a motor lift thats just a
>>> 1inch block of aluminum that bolts under the exzisting motor mount,
>>> i could make one of these on my mill, ,
>>> ,
>>> will i have vibration trouble doing this?
>>>
>>> thanks for the help,
>>> johnp
>>>
>
--
Jerry Bransford
PP-ASEL N6TAY
See the Geezer Jeep at
http://members.***.net/jerrypb/
As are the OE engine mounts and the tranny mount made from rubber. As
are just about all such mounts made by all automotive manufacturers.
Claiming rubber mounts "deteriorate fairly rapidly" is just plain bogus.
Jerry
Jerry Bransford wrote:
> Roy, did you realize that the OE factory body mounts are rubber?
>
> Jerry
>
> RoyJ wrote:
>
>> I'd NEVER use the rubber pucks, they deteriorate fairly quickly. (The
>> kids leave theirs on the rink nearby, by the end of the following
>> summer they are just crumbly) I MIGHT consider using the polyurathane
>> ones. But since the whole kit with the structural plastic pucks and
>> the proper bolts is only $80, why be cheap?
>>
>> scopenutt@yahoo.com wrote:
>>
>>> i was wondering if i made my own "Pucks" on my lathe with 6061alum,
>>> what grade bolts would be needed,
>>> ,
>>> what diam would the Pucks have to be?
>>>
>>> and also other than the raidiator, what should i be looking out for?
>>>
>>> ive got alot of aluminum scraps kicking around and figurd id make my
>>> own,
>>> ,
>>> i saw that the M.O.R.E. website has the motor lift for the 2,5 but in
>>> there notes section says that it increses vibration,
>>>
>>> cant remember who but someone also sells a motor lift thats just a
>>> 1inch block of aluminum that bolts under the exzisting motor mount,
>>> i could make one of these on my mill, ,
>>> ,
>>> will i have vibration trouble doing this?
>>>
>>> thanks for the help,
>>> johnp
>>>
>
--
Jerry Bransford
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12-07-2004, 09:33 PM
#37
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Re: 1inch body lift "self-built pucks" P.S.
P.S.
As are the OE engine mounts and the tranny mount made from rubber. As
are just about all such mounts made by all automotive manufacturers.
Claiming rubber mounts "deteriorate fairly rapidly" is just plain bogus.
Jerry
Jerry Bransford wrote:
> Roy, did you realize that the OE factory body mounts are rubber?
>
> Jerry
>
> RoyJ wrote:
>
>> I'd NEVER use the rubber pucks, they deteriorate fairly quickly. (The
>> kids leave theirs on the rink nearby, by the end of the following
>> summer they are just crumbly) I MIGHT consider using the polyurathane
>> ones. But since the whole kit with the structural plastic pucks and
>> the proper bolts is only $80, why be cheap?
>>
>> scopenutt@yahoo.com wrote:
>>
>>> i was wondering if i made my own "Pucks" on my lathe with 6061alum,
>>> what grade bolts would be needed,
>>> ,
>>> what diam would the Pucks have to be?
>>>
>>> and also other than the raidiator, what should i be looking out for?
>>>
>>> ive got alot of aluminum scraps kicking around and figurd id make my
>>> own,
>>> ,
>>> i saw that the M.O.R.E. website has the motor lift for the 2,5 but in
>>> there notes section says that it increses vibration,
>>>
>>> cant remember who but someone also sells a motor lift thats just a
>>> 1inch block of aluminum that bolts under the exzisting motor mount,
>>> i could make one of these on my mill, ,
>>> ,
>>> will i have vibration trouble doing this?
>>>
>>> thanks for the help,
>>> johnp
>>>
>
--
Jerry Bransford
PP-ASEL N6TAY
See the Geezer Jeep at
http://members.***.net/jerrypb/
As are the OE engine mounts and the tranny mount made from rubber. As
are just about all such mounts made by all automotive manufacturers.
Claiming rubber mounts "deteriorate fairly rapidly" is just plain bogus.
Jerry
Jerry Bransford wrote:
> Roy, did you realize that the OE factory body mounts are rubber?
>
> Jerry
>
> RoyJ wrote:
>
>> I'd NEVER use the rubber pucks, they deteriorate fairly quickly. (The
>> kids leave theirs on the rink nearby, by the end of the following
>> summer they are just crumbly) I MIGHT consider using the polyurathane
>> ones. But since the whole kit with the structural plastic pucks and
>> the proper bolts is only $80, why be cheap?
>>
>> scopenutt@yahoo.com wrote:
>>
>>> i was wondering if i made my own "Pucks" on my lathe with 6061alum,
>>> what grade bolts would be needed,
>>> ,
>>> what diam would the Pucks have to be?
>>>
>>> and also other than the raidiator, what should i be looking out for?
>>>
>>> ive got alot of aluminum scraps kicking around and figurd id make my
>>> own,
>>> ,
>>> i saw that the M.O.R.E. website has the motor lift for the 2,5 but in
>>> there notes section says that it increses vibration,
>>>
>>> cant remember who but someone also sells a motor lift thats just a
>>> 1inch block of aluminum that bolts under the exzisting motor mount,
>>> i could make one of these on my mill, ,
>>> ,
>>> will i have vibration trouble doing this?
>>>
>>> thanks for the help,
>>> johnp
>>>
>
--
Jerry Bransford
PP-ASEL N6TAY
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12-07-2004, 10:52 PM
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Re: 1inch body lift "self-built pucks" P.S.
But HOCKY pucks are not made out of oil and sunlight resistant rubber.
Jerry Bransford wrote:
> P.S.
>
> As are the OE engine mounts and the tranny mount made from rubber. As
> are just about all such mounts made by all automotive manufacturers.
> Claiming rubber mounts "deteriorate fairly rapidly" is just plain bogus.
>
> Jerry
>
> Jerry Bransford wrote:
>
>> Roy, did you realize that the OE factory body mounts are rubber?
>>
>> Jerry
>>
>> RoyJ wrote:
>>
>>> I'd NEVER use the rubber pucks, they deteriorate fairly quickly. (The
>>> kids leave theirs on the rink nearby, by the end of the following
>>> summer they are just crumbly) I MIGHT consider using the polyurathane
>>> ones. But since the whole kit with the structural plastic pucks and
>>> the proper bolts is only $80, why be cheap?
>>>
>>> scopenutt@yahoo.com wrote:
>>>
>>>> i was wondering if i made my own "Pucks" on my lathe with 6061alum,
>>>> what grade bolts would be needed,
>>>> ,
>>>> what diam would the Pucks have to be?
>>>>
>>>> and also other than the raidiator, what should i be looking out for?
>>>>
>>>> ive got alot of aluminum scraps kicking around and figurd id make my
>>>> own,
>>>> ,
>>>> i saw that the M.O.R.E. website has the motor lift for the 2,5 but in
>>>> there notes section says that it increses vibration,
>>>>
>>>> cant remember who but someone also sells a motor lift thats just a
>>>> 1inch block of aluminum that bolts under the exzisting motor mount,
>>>> i could make one of these on my mill, ,
>>>> ,
>>>> will i have vibration trouble doing this?
>>>>
>>>> thanks for the help,
>>>> johnp
>>>>
>>
>
Jerry Bransford wrote:
> P.S.
>
> As are the OE engine mounts and the tranny mount made from rubber. As
> are just about all such mounts made by all automotive manufacturers.
> Claiming rubber mounts "deteriorate fairly rapidly" is just plain bogus.
>
> Jerry
>
> Jerry Bransford wrote:
>
>> Roy, did you realize that the OE factory body mounts are rubber?
>>
>> Jerry
>>
>> RoyJ wrote:
>>
>>> I'd NEVER use the rubber pucks, they deteriorate fairly quickly. (The
>>> kids leave theirs on the rink nearby, by the end of the following
>>> summer they are just crumbly) I MIGHT consider using the polyurathane
>>> ones. But since the whole kit with the structural plastic pucks and
>>> the proper bolts is only $80, why be cheap?
>>>
>>> scopenutt@yahoo.com wrote:
>>>
>>>> i was wondering if i made my own "Pucks" on my lathe with 6061alum,
>>>> what grade bolts would be needed,
>>>> ,
>>>> what diam would the Pucks have to be?
>>>>
>>>> and also other than the raidiator, what should i be looking out for?
>>>>
>>>> ive got alot of aluminum scraps kicking around and figurd id make my
>>>> own,
>>>> ,
>>>> i saw that the M.O.R.E. website has the motor lift for the 2,5 but in
>>>> there notes section says that it increses vibration,
>>>>
>>>> cant remember who but someone also sells a motor lift thats just a
>>>> 1inch block of aluminum that bolts under the exzisting motor mount,
>>>> i could make one of these on my mill, ,
>>>> ,
>>>> will i have vibration trouble doing this?
>>>>
>>>> thanks for the help,
>>>> johnp
>>>>
>>
>
12-07-2004, 10:52 PM
#39
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Re: 1inch body lift "self-built pucks" P.S.
But HOCKY pucks are not made out of oil and sunlight resistant rubber.
Jerry Bransford wrote:
> P.S.
>
> As are the OE engine mounts and the tranny mount made from rubber. As
> are just about all such mounts made by all automotive manufacturers.
> Claiming rubber mounts "deteriorate fairly rapidly" is just plain bogus.
>
> Jerry
>
> Jerry Bransford wrote:
>
>> Roy, did you realize that the OE factory body mounts are rubber?
>>
>> Jerry
>>
>> RoyJ wrote:
>>
>>> I'd NEVER use the rubber pucks, they deteriorate fairly quickly. (The
>>> kids leave theirs on the rink nearby, by the end of the following
>>> summer they are just crumbly) I MIGHT consider using the polyurathane
>>> ones. But since the whole kit with the structural plastic pucks and
>>> the proper bolts is only $80, why be cheap?
>>>
>>> scopenutt@yahoo.com wrote:
>>>
>>>> i was wondering if i made my own "Pucks" on my lathe with 6061alum,
>>>> what grade bolts would be needed,
>>>> ,
>>>> what diam would the Pucks have to be?
>>>>
>>>> and also other than the raidiator, what should i be looking out for?
>>>>
>>>> ive got alot of aluminum scraps kicking around and figurd id make my
>>>> own,
>>>> ,
>>>> i saw that the M.O.R.E. website has the motor lift for the 2,5 but in
>>>> there notes section says that it increses vibration,
>>>>
>>>> cant remember who but someone also sells a motor lift thats just a
>>>> 1inch block of aluminum that bolts under the exzisting motor mount,
>>>> i could make one of these on my mill, ,
>>>> ,
>>>> will i have vibration trouble doing this?
>>>>
>>>> thanks for the help,
>>>> johnp
>>>>
>>
>
Jerry Bransford wrote:
> P.S.
>
> As are the OE engine mounts and the tranny mount made from rubber. As
> are just about all such mounts made by all automotive manufacturers.
> Claiming rubber mounts "deteriorate fairly rapidly" is just plain bogus.
>
> Jerry
>
> Jerry Bransford wrote:
>
>> Roy, did you realize that the OE factory body mounts are rubber?
>>
>> Jerry
>>
>> RoyJ wrote:
>>
>>> I'd NEVER use the rubber pucks, they deteriorate fairly quickly. (The
>>> kids leave theirs on the rink nearby, by the end of the following
>>> summer they are just crumbly) I MIGHT consider using the polyurathane
>>> ones. But since the whole kit with the structural plastic pucks and
>>> the proper bolts is only $80, why be cheap?
>>>
>>> scopenutt@yahoo.com wrote:
>>>
>>>> i was wondering if i made my own "Pucks" on my lathe with 6061alum,
>>>> what grade bolts would be needed,
>>>> ,
>>>> what diam would the Pucks have to be?
>>>>
>>>> and also other than the raidiator, what should i be looking out for?
>>>>
>>>> ive got alot of aluminum scraps kicking around and figurd id make my
>>>> own,
>>>> ,
>>>> i saw that the M.O.R.E. website has the motor lift for the 2,5 but in
>>>> there notes section says that it increses vibration,
>>>>
>>>> cant remember who but someone also sells a motor lift thats just a
>>>> 1inch block of aluminum that bolts under the exzisting motor mount,
>>>> i could make one of these on my mill, ,
>>>> ,
>>>> will i have vibration trouble doing this?
>>>>
>>>> thanks for the help,
>>>> johnp
>>>>
>>
>
12-07-2004, 10:52 PM
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Re: 1inch body lift "self-built pucks" P.S.
But HOCKY pucks are not made out of oil and sunlight resistant rubber.
Jerry Bransford wrote:
> P.S.
>
> As are the OE engine mounts and the tranny mount made from rubber. As
> are just about all such mounts made by all automotive manufacturers.
> Claiming rubber mounts "deteriorate fairly rapidly" is just plain bogus.
>
> Jerry
>
> Jerry Bransford wrote:
>
>> Roy, did you realize that the OE factory body mounts are rubber?
>>
>> Jerry
>>
>> RoyJ wrote:
>>
>>> I'd NEVER use the rubber pucks, they deteriorate fairly quickly. (The
>>> kids leave theirs on the rink nearby, by the end of the following
>>> summer they are just crumbly) I MIGHT consider using the polyurathane
>>> ones. But since the whole kit with the structural plastic pucks and
>>> the proper bolts is only $80, why be cheap?
>>>
>>> scopenutt@yahoo.com wrote:
>>>
>>>> i was wondering if i made my own "Pucks" on my lathe with 6061alum,
>>>> what grade bolts would be needed,
>>>> ,
>>>> what diam would the Pucks have to be?
>>>>
>>>> and also other than the raidiator, what should i be looking out for?
>>>>
>>>> ive got alot of aluminum scraps kicking around and figurd id make my
>>>> own,
>>>> ,
>>>> i saw that the M.O.R.E. website has the motor lift for the 2,5 but in
>>>> there notes section says that it increses vibration,
>>>>
>>>> cant remember who but someone also sells a motor lift thats just a
>>>> 1inch block of aluminum that bolts under the exzisting motor mount,
>>>> i could make one of these on my mill, ,
>>>> ,
>>>> will i have vibration trouble doing this?
>>>>
>>>> thanks for the help,
>>>> johnp
>>>>
>>
>
Jerry Bransford wrote:
> P.S.
>
> As are the OE engine mounts and the tranny mount made from rubber. As
> are just about all such mounts made by all automotive manufacturers.
> Claiming rubber mounts "deteriorate fairly rapidly" is just plain bogus.
>
> Jerry
>
> Jerry Bransford wrote:
>
>> Roy, did you realize that the OE factory body mounts are rubber?
>>
>> Jerry
>>
>> RoyJ wrote:
>>
>>> I'd NEVER use the rubber pucks, they deteriorate fairly quickly. (The
>>> kids leave theirs on the rink nearby, by the end of the following
>>> summer they are just crumbly) I MIGHT consider using the polyurathane
>>> ones. But since the whole kit with the structural plastic pucks and
>>> the proper bolts is only $80, why be cheap?
>>>
>>> scopenutt@yahoo.com wrote:
>>>
>>>> i was wondering if i made my own "Pucks" on my lathe with 6061alum,
>>>> what grade bolts would be needed,
>>>> ,
>>>> what diam would the Pucks have to be?
>>>>
>>>> and also other than the raidiator, what should i be looking out for?
>>>>
>>>> ive got alot of aluminum scraps kicking around and figurd id make my
>>>> own,
>>>> ,
>>>> i saw that the M.O.R.E. website has the motor lift for the 2,5 but in
>>>> there notes section says that it increses vibration,
>>>>
>>>> cant remember who but someone also sells a motor lift thats just a
>>>> 1inch block of aluminum that bolts under the exzisting motor mount,
>>>> i could make one of these on my mill, ,
>>>> ,
>>>> will i have vibration trouble doing this?
>>>>
>>>> thanks for the help,
>>>> johnp
>>>>
>>
>
