[Dooby]

I just noticed this on streetunit.com - http://www.streetunit.com/Protege_Motor_Mo..._p/sum6admm.htm

Anyone try that for comparison to the CP-E version? http://www.cp-e.com/2034.html

 

[Wiggum]

They are different durometers of poly...

AWR also makes a mount, but its going to be the hardest of the 3....

Call StreetUnit and talk to them, they carry i'll 3 and will be very helpful....

 

[awdterror]

have we established yet whether it will handle the heat yet?

 

[J Dragon]

uh oh.....

It all depends upon which one will be less expensive

 

[awdterror]

well we have 3 to choose from now. the street unit one at $99 the awr one at ~$75 and the cpe at $129

 

[dj petey]

have we established yet whether it will handle the heat yet?
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yes i want to know the answer to this as well before i buy.

 

[Cullen MS6]

yes i want to know the answer to this as well before i buy.
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DJ!
Yessir, the temperature is being addressed. I actually had to source a new company to find material to withstand the high temperatures.

The photos on the site will vary slightly from the completed version. That is a photo of the protortype.

Do you guys want any other info?

 

[ATE BALLER]

So when can we expect the full kit, and will there be discounts for buying the full kit instead of one at a time?

 

[Katter_281]

DJ!
Yessir, the temperature is being addressed. I actually had to source a new company to find material to withstand the high temperatures.

The photos on the site will vary slightly from the completed version. That is a photo of the protortype.

Do you guys want any other info?
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Are you using a high-temperature urethane?

 

[StylinM6s]

also says on description:

Recover torque lost in the drivetrain[/b]

didnt no that

 

[SU Mike]

So when can we expect the full kit, and will there be discounts for buying the full kit instead of one at a time?
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Once the full kit is complete, yeah their will be a full kit price that will be cheaper than buying each mount individually. The full kit however is still about 2-3 months away.

Yes, we are using a specially designed high temperature urethane.

 

[Dooby]

So has anyone tried the street unit one? I have only heard things about the CPE.

 

[turbo matt]

what's all in the full kit?

 

[BCMPS]

Can anyone show me where is engine mount location? I did a search but can not see anyone post the pic. The pic from CPE website is useful but can't figure out where it actually sits. I want to get an idea of how easy it can be done by DIY. Thanks.

 

[Cullen MS6]

Can anyone show me where is engine mount location? I did a search but can not see anyone post the pic. The pic from CPE website is useful but can't figure out where it actually sits. I want to get an idea of how easy it can be done by DIY. Thanks.
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http://www.streetunitforum.com/attachment....mp;d=1162666052

there is a shot of the stock mount

SU mount project is waiting on the high temp material to come in. The aluminum mount is machined and ready, just waiting to set the bushings now.

The mounts that are being looked at for production is the rear mount (almost done), the rear differential mount, passenger side, and then driver side. One at a time.

 

[stl_ls1gto]

Can anyone show me where is engine mount location? I did a search but can not see anyone post the pic. The pic from CPE website is useful but can't figure out where it actually sits. I want to get an idea of how easy it can be done by DIY. Thanks.
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I did it myself a week or two ago. Just drove the car up on some ramps, and went at it. Took about 60 min or so, as a couple of the bolts gave me a little trouble when I went to put the mount back in. I had to lift the engine/trans back up while trying to push the bolt through the hole. When you take out the OE mount, you will see the whole engine/trans drop a bit. To get the new mount in, you have to lift it up. I had a jack underneath, and that helped - but still had to lift in position manually - took some balls so man up. Totally worth it though as shifting is so much better now - with hardly any extra vibration in my case.

 

[BCMPS]

Thanks. So it is actually under the car not the hood.

 

[awdterror]

if your doing an oil change, you can change out the mount at the same time.

if you take down the air dam you can see it toward the back end of the motor near the firewall

 

[BCMPS]

IC. May be next time I will ask my own mechanic to change it when changing the oil. I think it will be easier for more hands to do it.

 

[awdterror]

why? you don't even need to support the motor to change it? its all of i think 5 or 6 bolts that hold it in.