which engine damper should i go i with
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which engine damper should i go i with
hey i was wondering what you guys think of the weapon R engine damper compared to the ingalls stiffy. i didn some searching and found some good reviews for the stiffy but not much on the weapon R
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yea i have read some good stuff about them and how the weapon r damper can break but its been redesigned so i was wondering if anyone had and experience with the new one and if it is adjsutable like the stiffy
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Or you can get the lower motor mount which does the same thing, if not better...
If it helps I have a friend that is selling a Buschur front motor mount and the Ingalls dampner. Both unused, PM me if you are interested.
If it helps I have a friend that is selling a Buschur front motor mount and the Ingalls dampner. Both unused, PM me if you are interested.
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Originally Posted by Warrtalon
What makes you even consider a damper when it's a band-aid to make up for a weak motor mount? You can replace the front motor mount for $50 and fix it at the source.
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where in warrtalon's post do you find him putting anyone down? He only made an opinion on the subject of motor mounts and that was the point of this whole thread anyways.
as for me $.02, motor mounts are cheaper and more effective but they are harder in install
as for me $.02, motor mounts are cheaper and more effective but they are harder in install
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I am two sided on this "Warrtalon" guy. It seems like he is given too much credit and as far as I am concerned he is like the gospel of Evom. The mods have looked the other way in several posts and let him help but also criticize. If you have a complex with everyone you post a thread with then you typically are not positiveley vieiwed.
This is a helping community right? The guy in the first post gets to suffer when instead you could of said: "An engine dampener is a way to solve the problem, but as others have found the best way to do the same thing more effectively would be a front lower motor mount".
This is a helping community right? The guy in the first post gets to suffer when instead you could of said: "An engine dampener is a way to solve the problem, but as others have found the best way to do the same thing more effectively would be a front lower motor mount".
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Originally Posted by Evolved Monkey
where in warrtalon's post do you find him putting anyone down? He only made an opinion on the subject of motor mounts and that was the point of this whole thread anyways.
as for me $.02, motor mounts are cheaper and more effective but they are harder in install
as for me $.02, motor mounts are cheaper and more effective but they are harder in install
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Originally Posted by Joe's_EVO8
I am two sided on this "Warrtalon" guy. It seems like he is given too much credit and as far as I am concerned he is like the gospel of Evom. The mods have looked the other way in several posts and let him help but also criticize. If you have a complex with everyone you post a thread with then you typically are not positiveley vieiwed.
This is a helping community right? The guy in the first post gets to suffer when instead you could of said: "An engine dampener is a way to solve the problem, but as others have found the best way to do the same thing more effectively would be a front lower motor mount".
This is a helping community right? The guy in the first post gets to suffer when instead you could of said: "An engine dampener is a way to solve the problem, but as others have found the best way to do the same thing more effectively would be a front lower motor mount".
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i hear that the engine dampers aren't too effective, and that they send lots of vibration through the firewall...i have a buddy who replaced his motormounts however (side mounts) and the steering wheel shakes so much at idle, but for every mod there are ups and downs.