auto cad; engine mounts

[Roer_S]

need auto cad drawings for the engine mounts for my S2 coupe 91. also need for the gear boks and the diff
need this so i can make my own in alu instead of the moving rubber!

[Jeffer]

Thats going to be a hard ride

[AnLe]

naah, it is not so serious job.. just go with the flow

[caterpillar]

use the hocceypuck.....or some mashineshoes...for the kompressor,or a steelmill

[rspeed]

mustang 5.0 trans mount. i have them in my car . not too bad

[Greg_S]

@Rspeed, are they a direct fit, does it reduce the driveline shunt and power delivery?

Is there increased noise in cabin?

[Corey]

@Rspeed, are they a direct fit, does it reduce the driveline shunt and power delivery?

Is there increased noise in cabin?

I contacted the manufacturer and talk about unhelpful,

http://www.energysuspension.com/index.html

although I know Summit Racing supply them

http://store.summitracing.com/default.asp?target=partdetail.asp&autofilter=1&Ntt=mustang+mount&N=4294848530&part=ENS%2D4%2D1104R&autoview=sku&Ntk=KeywordSearch

See here for a full account

http://www.motorgeek.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=6733&postdays=0&postorder=asc&highlight=mustang+mount&start=0

[Doug_RS2]

Have you got them Corey? What are they like?

[Corey]

Not yet Doug.
I still havn't made up my mind to use the Mustang version or go the hockey puck type route. Having looked at the fabricated items in the image further up it has given me a few ideas that may mean I make my own.
I always prefer to make rather than buy.
If someone knew the properties to a plastic like the stuff used in the poly bushes it may be even simpler and still keep a bit of the engine vibrations down

[Greg_S]

You would only need to know the differen shure information wouldnt you?

[Roer_S]

naah, it is not so serious job.. just go with the flow

where did you get that ones? looks nice

[Corey]

Greg, yep the shore value would be fine.

[AnLe]

friend made them, they look nice, they work nice, and they give more noice than hydros but they are far away from solid ones.

The rubber was hard to find, needed to find such diameter of rubber that there were same insidediameter of pipe to make it heat resistant, and those big washers, the idea was to save money and not to use polyurethane(?) but to make it last the beating, good support was needed, and to kill 2 birds at once, the pipe under and upper shielding the rubber makes the 5mm thick plate very rigid.

[Greg_S]

Ive got a feeling the black ones are 90 shure, will check in my emails somewhere because powerflex told me what ratings they had used on the wishbone bushes. the black ones are the hardest

[rspeed]

direct bolt on in my coupe, a little more vibration at idel, but it is polyurathane. no driveline shunt, perfect power delivery. and for vibration i have no issues with that eather