Kazama motor mounts
01-02-04, 06:47 AM
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Kazama motor mounts
okay, i was messin around and came up on http://www.ooparts-international.co.jp/frameset.html and found some kazama motor mounts. they appear to be cnc'ed aluminum and i did a conversion that came out to be $125. i was wondering if anyone knew if the price was per mount. also, anyone tried them or know any other way to get info on them? a lot cheaper than oem and other solid mounts i've seen
01-02-04, 07:17 AM
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That price should be for the set. I know I have some blue aluminum engine mounts that cost right around $150 with shipping.
01-02-04, 10:48 AM
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http://www.optionimports.com/kasoenmofor9.html
is the only place i have seen that sells kazama so far thats located in the usa. these guys put it up on ebay so i would check there.
is the only place i have seen that sells kazama so far thats located in the usa. these guys put it up on ebay so i would check there.
01-02-04, 11:44 AM
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http://www.jdmwest.com also is a NorthAmerican authorized dealer of Kazama auto and are affiliated with OOPARTS International in Japan. They are an E-Commerce oriented business based out of Canada.
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What are the drawbacks to solid motor mounts? More stress on the engine, tranny, suspension, rough ride? I will need to replace mine soon too and if there aren't too many drawbacks to solid mounts then I will get them instead of paying twice or more for Urethane mounts.
My car is pretty much only for spirited canyon drives, track roadracing/solo, and the occasional date.
My car is pretty much only for spirited canyon drives, track roadracing/solo, and the occasional date.
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01-02-04, 12:55 PM
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What are the drawbacks to solid motor mounts? More stress on the engine, tranny, suspension, rough ride? I will need to replace mine soon too and if there aren't too many drawbacks to solid mounts then I will get them instead of paying twice or more for Urethane mounts.
My car is pretty much only for spirited canyon drives, track roadracing/solo, and the occasional date.
What are the drawbacks to solid motor mounts? More stress on the engine, tranny, suspension, rough ride? I will need to replace mine soon too and if there aren't too many drawbacks to solid mounts then I will get them instead of paying twice or more for Urethane mounts.
My car is pretty much only for spirited canyon drives, track roadracing/solo, and the occasional date.
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I talked to Option Imports about these mounts a while back ago. The owner was telling me that the stock carriers need modification to even use both mounts and that they have to special order the other-side as they do not usually stock them because of this.
I would say go with urethane + torque brace.
I would say go with urethane + torque brace.
