Where to buy: Solid diff and rear subframe mounts
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Where to buy: Solid diff and rear subframe mounts
Well, I searched and came up with nothing. What I'm trying to find are the pressed in differential and rear subframe mounts, but this time made out of aluminum. I've found several places that make the front diff mount, but nobody that makes the others. Any direction or help in solving this mystery is welcome!
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Hi,
I got some from a guy on Ebay ... " They are machined from BLACK UHMW Polyethylene. These mounts are much harder than polyurethane or rubber." They have a website, www.mmr-direct.com, but I just checked and it is down for some reason. Ebay seller ID was jimbo_scott or do a web search on Montgomery Machine and Racing.
I bought both subframe and rear diff mounts and they are definately hard but not solid aluminum.
Hope this helps ...
I got some from a guy on Ebay ... " They are machined from BLACK UHMW Polyethylene. These mounts are much harder than polyurethane or rubber." They have a website, www.mmr-direct.com, but I just checked and it is down for some reason. Ebay seller ID was jimbo_scott or do a web search on Montgomery Machine and Racing.
I bought both subframe and rear diff mounts and they are definately hard but not solid aluminum.
Hope this helps ...
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Originally Posted by totpkg
Hi,
I got some from a guy on Ebay ... " They are machined from BLACK UHMW Polyethylene. These mounts are much harder than polyurethane or rubber." They have a website, www.mmr-direct.com, but I just checked and it is down for some reason. Ebay seller ID was jimbo_scott or do a web search on Montgomery Machine and Racing.
I bought both subframe and rear diff mounts and they are definately hard but not solid aluminum.
Hope this helps ...
I got some from a guy on Ebay ... " They are machined from BLACK UHMW Polyethylene. These mounts are much harder than polyurethane or rubber." They have a website, www.mmr-direct.com, but I just checked and it is down for some reason. Ebay seller ID was jimbo_scott or do a web search on Montgomery Machine and Racing.
I bought both subframe and rear diff mounts and they are definately hard but not solid aluminum.
Hope this helps ...