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Old 03-29-04, 01:40 PM
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Smile High HP? Check out my solid Diff mount

For those of you with TII having trouble keeping diff mounts to last...

Here's what I came up with. I can already see what I did wrong, because I now can't adjust the pinion angle with this setup, at the time I thought the spaces were there just for the mount, now in retrospect I think I shouldn't have welded the subframe like that but a different way. Anyways, here's the mount and subframe pics.

If people are interested I can get additional mounts made, price depends on how many people we have interested. I have noticed no increased NVH untill over 120mph, then just a little bit of vibration apon decelleration. I also have a loud exhaust, so that might have covered any up a little, under 100mph it drives just like a normal rx7. I also did the pinion snubber mod in addition to this.

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Nice welds
Old 03-29-04, 08:42 PM
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shurly someone makes urathane replacements. hopefully your motor doesnt make too much power, you might end up with a bent sub frame, or worse, a broken component housing!
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p.s. nice welds!
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you also might wanna try a little finnese with the loud pedal. "you can drive fast with out driving hard!" ancient racing proverb.
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hehe I'll tell my uncle about his welds, he's been welding for like 20 years so I'm sure he'll like that.

There is no finnese when you driving a 400hp/400 torque V8 monster, who wants to let off that gas?? I know some of the turbo guys making 400-500hp could use something like this.
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not just the turbo guys, i busted mine at the track first launch in my n/a
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