I seems like the race (red) polyurethane bushings cost about $100 less than then full dogbone motor mounts. Is it worth it to go with the full dogbones?
I could use that $100 and get some polyurethane LCA bushings instead and have all of the weak links addressed. (minus the trans. mount)
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'05 Red SRT-4 Stock turbo 12-sec daily driver
race inserts + tranny mount insert set + polyurethane bushing set = money best spent for an all around setup mostly street driven
all of the above + traction bars + h brace = best setup for DD car that sees occassional track duty i.e road x/autox
solid LCA + solid mounts(all) + bushing set = best for weekend car/track car
i will wrn EVERYONE...if you do dogbones upgrade the bolts cause if the lower one snaps you run the risk of damaging the compressor or ac compressor bracket( which is what lower mount bolts to). Im personally not a fan of dogbones on DD/cars that dont see track use...its overkill and definitely wont make the wives/gfs happy or impress the prospects
"you will be shaken......but maybe not stirred by my neon...."
It is my daily driver and I live in AZ, so the A/C will be on constantly in the summer. I think I'll go for the inserts and get some LCA bushings too. I've only had my car a few weeks, but the wheel hop in 1st & 2nd gear is scary at WOT.
It is my daily driver and I live in AZ, so the A/C will be on constantly in the summer. I think I'll go for the inserts and get some LCA bushings too. I've only had my car a few weeks, but the wheel hop in 1st & 2nd gear is scary at WOT.
ohhh... I know how you feel in the AZ summers. I live in Phoenix too. Where do you usually cruise?
I thought my car would always have wheel hop until i got my dogbones. 2 thumbs way up! one of my best buys. a/c vibration a little annoying but for me i like the no wheel hop.
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