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Old 03-24-05, 10:42 PM
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Rear end mounts

hey guys I just noticed tonight that I broke my rear end mount at my last race last year . i want to beef it up as much as possible , do you guys have any sugestions or links to other post ???

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Old 03-24-05, 11:06 PM
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Make it out of steel?
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Old 03-24-05, 11:32 PM
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Looks great

where do i get it ??? and do they have other mounts ???

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Old 03-24-05, 11:38 PM
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by the way

what else should I start thinking about beefeing up since I getting ready to throw 500+ horses out

Just a simple question
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yea just box in the stock one... takes a couple pieces of steel.... couple welds easy
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you might want to reinforce the differential mount bracket found on the crossmember (the place where you put the differential mount on the car, has 2 slots) these tend to break fairly easily on our cars, bad design on mazda.


and if you're gonna use a solid steel differential mount i imagine its gonna put more stress on that little bracket and snap it to pieces.
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yea I've already replaced the diff bushings with uhmw.. so the whole thing is pretty ridged.... next is the sub frame bushings... going to make them out of uhmw....
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mazda motorsports has a upgraded one 40% stiffer
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They have those on EBAY. "Scalliwag" sells them for like $60-$65. I've purchased 2 of them from him already. Works really good...
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Originally Posted by ]v[akaveli
you might want to reinforce the differential mount bracket found on the crossmember (the place where you put the differential mount on the car, has 2 slots) these tend to break fairly easily on our cars, bad design on mazda.
I agree. Mazda "forgot" to weld half of mine on my S5. Finished their welding and added some bracing, so it should be fine now.

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ya its damned sad how mazda made such a bad *** car and overlooked such a small piece that is soooo important.
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