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Following on from this thread, it's time to start looking in to prices for a batch of these.
These were designed to be the ultimate top mount, as I couldn't find what I wanted and had had less than satisfactory results with other brands, so I designed my own.
I fitted these last week and will be testing them over the next few months, with track tests next year.
I'll say it now: these will not be cheap - do not expect much change from £300 a pair with bearings, more for the rears with brace bar mounts.
The bearings that I use are nearly the same price as the compbrake mounts and are made to the highest mostorsport standards. They are maintenance free and are fully sealed -
http://www.fluro.de/index.php/en/pro...dgxsw2040druck
As recommended by a UK motorsport supplier. Yes, these have a radial load rating of 13 tons!
Cheaper bearings in the same size are available and I am considering supplying the mounts without bearings, so you can get the best deal and choose the type. They are heat fitted by putting the bodies in the oven and the bearings in the freezer and are then secured using 3x M5 bolts, although these should never be needed. I found this to be very simple but it does mean that a bearing failure may result in a new body being required - I'm looking in to making bearing removal possible though.
There we go. If you're still reading and you want a set, then please post up below and I'll get a price for a batch. Please indicate:
These were designed to be the ultimate top mount, as I couldn't find what I wanted and had had less than satisfactory results with other brands, so I designed my own.
I fitted these last week and will be testing them over the next few months, with track tests next year.
I'll say it now: these will not be cheap - do not expect much change from £300 a pair with bearings, more for the rears with brace bar mounts.
The bearings that I use are nearly the same price as the compbrake mounts and are made to the highest mostorsport standards. They are maintenance free and are fully sealed -
http://www.fluro.de/index.php/en/pro...dgxsw2040druck
As recommended by a UK motorsport supplier. Yes, these have a radial load rating of 13 tons!
Cheaper bearings in the same size are available and I am considering supplying the mounts without bearings, so you can get the best deal and choose the type. They are heat fitted by putting the bodies in the oven and the bearings in the freezer and are then secured using 3x M5 bolts, although these should never be needed. I found this to be very simple but it does mean that a bearing failure may result in a new body being required - I'm looking in to making bearing removal possible though.
There we go. If you're still reading and you want a set, then please post up below and I'll get a price for a batch. Please indicate:
- Front
- Rear
- Front with strut brace brackets
- Rear with strut brace brackets
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