Subject	Stock is polyisoprene I believe, which has far worse heat
Posted by	CaliguyPurdue on February 13, 2006 at 12:34 PM
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In Reply To	but does the heat deteriorate the stock rubber faster than posted by CHUNG (Dallas) on February 13, 2006 at 12:23 PM
Message	resistance. This seems to be a matter of exposure. Polyurethane is a thermoset and as such cannot be melted. However long term heat exposure will cause aging and hardening, which leads to eventual failure
Follow Ups	Noltec urethane motor mounts, a public service annoncement - Russell@Z1 11:41:38 02/13/06 can you make it in clear? (n/m) - Adam (NoVA) 11:43:27 02/13/06 diy - SactoTodd 11:51:58 02/13/06 lmfao (n/m) - TyreeZtt 12:04:48 02/13/06 ha ha ha ha :) - Waco300zx 12:05:53 02/13/06 lol (n/m) - Adam (NoVA) 12:06:16 02/13/06 I used that to cover a rust spot once in my beetle. - rufflez 11:54:15 02/13/06 How are the Noltec mounts superior to the stock mounts? (n/m) - ENVYMYZ 11:58:09 02/13/06 The stock ones break very prematurely. - Russell@Z1 12:07:55 02/13/06 but does the heat deteriorate the stock rubber faster than - CHUNG (Dallas) 12:23:59 02/13/06 The Noltecs don't really "deteriorate" like the stock ones. - Russell@Z1 12:32:52 02/13/06 bingo (n/m) - CaliguyPurdue 12:35:18 02/13/06 Stock is polyisoprene I believe, which has far worse heat - CaliguyPurdue 12:34:29 02/13/06 i removed stock ones at 110k, still looked as good as the - Atl300zxTT 13:20:49 02/13/06 I wonder if the commonly sold 'Vert mounts are not up to the - YugoBernie (NoVA) 13:34:08 02/13/06 actually I removed them lol (n/m) - Max865(ATL) 15:24:09 02/13/06
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