motor mounts

[lgower]

need new rubber in my mounts ,any idea of where and what about going with poly instead of rubber,thanks, Lee

 

[goldhunter_2]

I think the poly would be almost the same as a hard mount the rubber allows the rubber to eat up some of the vibration

 

[Daddy Dave]

For old style mounts, Jurnigan in Plant City has the bushings...for new metalworks, the double cone mounts developed by Swampjet look to be superior.

 

[fatboy0054]

JETS deal is a good deal !

 

[Bankwalker]

A phone number or website would be cool, I need some too! Thanks,

 

[swampjet]

Water Walker is machining and marketing the strongest mounts made. They are for Chevy engines but the rear mounts can be used for just about anything including aircraft. They where developed by Lonny Tucker of Outback Adventures for the super high horsepower motors that his customers require. For those that don't know Lonny, he builds the BADDEST,MEANEST buggys , pull trucks, and airboats around. With NO motor mount failure or even stretch. An engine must be able to move but must also be contained.

I will get pictures and details.

Chris Chardt took some photos of the prototype, maybe I can get him to post.



Bob

p.s. They can be made of mild steel, stainless, or aluminum.

 

[plumcrazy]

ive seen the motormounts they will cancel harmonics and prop whirl .ive known loni for sometime i refer to him as the quiet genious . bob see what ya can work out as far as me obtaining a set for my boat i think they would resolve the only issue i have with the set up and then it will be perfect