Sup w/them 2026 Spring Projects?
It's time to re do my motor mounts as the cusco ones have been in for a few years now.
Looking for the hardest motor mount set on the market for the least engine movement i can get. Looking at torque solutions at the moment. any other brands to look at? (apart from cusco)
Looking for the hardest motor mount set on the market for the least engine movement i can get. Looking at torque solutions at the moment. any other brands to look at? (apart from cusco)
Brad, don't know if Cusco are really hard, but when I had hard motor mount without balance shafts, it was an awful experience.
The roll-stopper is key in Evo to keep engine from moving, the side-motor/trans mounts indeed hold it but engine is not trying to move on them: it tries to rotate, thus roll-stoppers.
I like stock or maybe slightly stiffer main motor/trans mounts; perhaps Ralliart? That may be Cusco equivalent if Cusco is rubber.
Vibration that comes from solid motor mounts loosens bolts, and is really unpleasant. I cannot think of benefit to make up for it.
Cheers,
The roll-stopper is key in Evo to keep engine from moving, the side-motor/trans mounts indeed hold it but engine is not trying to move on them: it tries to rotate, thus roll-stoppers.
I like stock or maybe slightly stiffer main motor/trans mounts; perhaps Ralliart? That may be Cusco equivalent if Cusco is rubber.
Vibration that comes from solid motor mounts loosens bolts, and is really unpleasant. I cannot think of benefit to make up for it.
Cheers,
Brad, don't know if Cusco are really hard, but when I had hard motor mount without balance shafts, it was an awful experience.
The roll-stopper is key in Evo to keep engine from moving, the side-motor/trans mounts indeed hold it but engine is not trying to move on them: it tries to rotate, thus roll-stoppers.
I like stock or maybe slightly stiffer main motor/trans mounts; perhaps Ralliart? That may be Cusco equivalent if Cusco is rubber.
Vibration that comes from solid motor mounts loosens bolts, and is really unpleasant. I cannot think of benefit to make up for it.
Cheers,
The roll-stopper is key in Evo to keep engine from moving, the side-motor/trans mounts indeed hold it but engine is not trying to move on them: it tries to rotate, thus roll-stoppers.
I like stock or maybe slightly stiffer main motor/trans mounts; perhaps Ralliart? That may be Cusco equivalent if Cusco is rubber.
Vibration that comes from solid motor mounts loosens bolts, and is really unpleasant. I cannot think of benefit to make up for it.
Cheers,
TBH, I keep OEM side motor mounts because without balance shafts people are experiencing a lot of bolts backing out over time in critical areas. And I just havent seen the need to stiffen the side mounts.
Any specific bolts? I have all 4 torque solutions mounts and never have had any bolts vibrate loose.
I cant say ive ever experienced this and i have like 70 shur rubbers installed into my cusco mounts. But it loctite everything and torque mark so easy to pick up if things come loose.
Bah, after axle boot leak last event I got that fixed and fired up the car today only to get the charge/brake light staying on. Wonder if the grease from axle worked its way into the alt maybe? Either way, gotta get something in a day or two. I might just pick up whatever local alt is available and rebuild mine or get an outlander to swap in if the part store one sucks.
Never a dull moment!
Never a dull moment!
Bah, after axle boot leak last event I got that fixed and fired up the car today only to get the charge/brake light staying on. Wonder if the grease from axle worked its way into the alt maybe? Either way, gotta get something in a day or two. I might just pick up whatever local alt is available and rebuild mine or get an outlander to swap in if the part store one sucks.
Never a dull moment!
Never a dull moment!
https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/ev...ega-guide.html
one of the best threads. Most commonly it's that damn clutch.











