Subject	the energy used to push the motor sideways is now going
Posted by	Spee on June 15, 2006 at 12:21 PM
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In Reply To	lol, how does a "damper" translate the movement into posted by pallen on June 15, 2006 at 10:28 AM
Message	through the drivetrain to the wheels. And if the fact that you can lift the motor out of the car by the plenum (not always recommended, but can be donw) doesn't tell you that it is a strong piece, nothing will. Later, Spencer AIM: sbsTT14 PETZ member #4 '91 300ZX TT Stage V+ '96 Jeep Cherokee Sport "also tired of ppl driving in a straight line for 1/4 mile and thinkin they're hot shit" - hey GotBo0st 22:17:26 09/26/04 "Moral of my night, fucking young people who inheret money, and dont know shit, but think they do are dumb fucks." - suprakillinz 02:37:37 07/02/05 "You are stupidier than dirt." - AzHeat 21:23:10 08/05/04 "Welcome, and I'd listen to Spee" - BigTDogg (MA) 18:21:41 02/17/04 "SCORE: Spee=1 The rest of us=0 (n/m)" - jaymztt(seWA) 19:17:12 07/23/04
Follow Ups	Anybody have that new Stillen Engine Dampener? (n/m) - Sleepe 01:55:41 06/15/06 A link for the lazy curious - Broke_as_**** 03:16:35 06/15/06 It seems it would help, better than having solid mounts - Chase86(WV) 17:45:40 06/15/06 Should Help - FairladyBlueZ 06:38:02 06/15/06 Sounds like an easy way to avoid the real problem? - Crim 07:26:15 06/15/06 brand new OEM mounts allow movement. - Spee 10:22:43 06/15/06 where does that mount out of curiosity? (n/m) - Atl300zxTT (Less Lazy) 09:48:13 06/15/06 *more lazy - Spee 10:23:16 06/15/06 thanks, didnt notice that. (n/m) - Atl300zxTT (Less Lazy) 10:54:57 06/15/06 lol, how does a "damper" translate the movement into - pallen 10:28:53 06/15/06 2nd, it would suck if those studs broke (n/m) - spyhunterTT(nj) 11:08:59 06/15/06 I believe that the idea behind the damper is... - jkeyser14 11:16:22 06/15/06 the energy used to push the motor sideways is now going - Spee 12:21:23 06/15/06 Yeah, I can see that - pallen 13:35:22 06/15/06 *entirely* Where's the edit button? (n/m) - pallen 13:37:06 06/15/06
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