Group-N vs. Beatrush vs. Cusco vs. Torque Solutions Engine mounts
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Group-N vs. Beatrush vs. Cusco vs. Torque Solutions Engine mounts
Currently running Group-N but after checking out Tim's engine after he got his brand new ones installed and realized my motor has a lot more shaking on shut off than his does. I guess after almost 10 years and 80k+ these do go bad at one point haha.
Now to the topic, Trying to figure out what to replace them with. I don't care about NVH so throw that out the window. This becomes a cost vs bang for the buck. If the more solid ones last the same amount of time as the Group-N do then, with a $40-80 difference it would be worth the extra stiffness. Anyone running mounts other than Group-N?
Now to the topic, Trying to figure out what to replace them with. I don't care about NVH so throw that out the window. This becomes a cost vs bang for the buck. If the more solid ones last the same amount of time as the Group-N do then, with a $40-80 difference it would be worth the extra stiffness. Anyone running mounts other than Group-N?
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I have Megan motor and transmission mounts. Hard to remember at this point the exact feeling post install, but the car did feel a lot more 'square,' and turned over quicker on startup.
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All beatrush here. Monster meats and very stiff suspension. Little compliance. Zero complaints. Took them apart after 6000 mile of mountain, track, drag, and autoX abuse (and 6 years) and they look good as new.
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I guess 6000 of abuse is equivalent to a years worth of driving?
I've had the cusco mounts on the car for over 100k and 2 engines.. never had an issue. The GST L used to run them for about 4 or 5 years, until it was switched to solid mounts.


