Noltec motor mount install
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Noltec motor mount install
just notice the write up for the install is gone.
Anything special for mounting these up? Torque specs on the bolt?
Also, what is the best way to position the mounts so that metal bracket clears the engine parts?
Thanks
Anything special for mounting these up? Torque specs on the bolt?
Also, what is the best way to position the mounts so that metal bracket clears the engine parts?
Thanks
#2
I don't recall any specific torque specs. I did add some flat washers go along with the four nylock nuts that came with mine.
IIRC, looking at the the crossmember from below and facing the front of the car, I indexed the mounts with the brackets pointing roughly at 4:o'clock (driver's side) and 7:00 O'clock (passenger side).
IIRC, looking at the the crossmember from below and facing the front of the car, I indexed the mounts with the brackets pointing roughly at 4:o'clock (driver's side) and 7:00 O'clock (passenger side).
#4
The only thing I wish I would have done was shave them a bit. They will raise the engine a bit. I recall reading somewhere about how much but dont remember. Maybe someone can chime in w/ how many millimeters?
#5
I didn't bother to measure, but didn't see any difference when holding them up next to my old OEMs mounts. If there is a diffrence in height, I don't think it's much and it may compress over time. At any rate you can't "shave" Noltecs.
I did post up a thread on raised engine height, but IMO that was primarily due to the thickness of an oil pan brace (3/16") that I installed at the same time.
I did post up a thread on raised engine height, but IMO that was primarily due to the thickness of an oil pan brace (3/16") that I installed at the same time.
#6
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The Engine mounts come with locking nuts and they do raise the engine I would say about 3/16.
The Engine mounts are made to take some lateral motion as well as vertical contrary to others so you must make sure that they don't touch the subframe. If I remember correctly the tightening torque is 80ft/lbs but that seems high in my mind maybe it was 65ft/lbs.
The Engine mounts come with locking nuts and they do raise the engine I would say about 3/16.
The Engine mounts are made to take some lateral motion as well as vertical contrary to others so you must make sure that they don't touch the subframe. If I remember correctly the tightening torque is 80ft/lbs but that seems high in my mind maybe it was 65ft/lbs.
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FWIW I cut spacer from a piece of 1/4" thick ABS sheet and that was enough with the MS brace....