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Can anyone tell me exactly how to remove the front mount? I'm talking exactly where to put the jack and stands. I've never done this before and I don't want to screw anything up. Do I jack the car/motor up? I need all the help I can get. Thanks all in advance!
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I did the hockey puck mod to my car not long after I bought it, and love it. I put a rubber bushing between the head of the bolt and the metal frame it goes through, but not one on top.
There is a touch of vibration under load between 1000-1750 rpm, but goes away after that. IMO, it makes the car feel more aggressive and sport oriented than the sloppy, cushy stock mount.
There is a touch of vibration under load between 1000-1750 rpm, but goes away after that. IMO, it makes the car feel more aggressive and sport oriented than the sloppy, cushy stock mount.
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Some people have taken old tires and cut a circular section out of the tread (same size as the hockey puck) and used that. It has a little more give than a hockey puck, but has more structural integrity due to the steel belts. I went the hockey puck route and tolerate the vibration. If someone is really bothered by the vibration, they could try using old tires.
Where did you install the tire section in the puck mount?
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