New PBM FC stuff!
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New PBM FC stuff!
Finally someone is coming out with a nice solid front diff mount! i been waiting forever for one of these as i have broken 2 of them on my car.. and dropping the subframe every time was definately getting annoying.. link is below
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That **** sucks. Rad *** way to rip the mount off the subframe. Do aluminum rears, a competition front and a pinion snubber. No worries. If you really have a mega-boner for that just have someone box in a stock mount. You will still have to reinforce the bracket on the subframe or watch it peace the **** out.
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That **** sucks. Rad *** way to rip the mount off the subframe. Do aluminum rears, a competition front and a pinion snubber. No worries. If you really have a mega-boner for that just have someone box in a stock mount. You will still have to reinforce the bracket on the subframe or watch it peace the **** out.
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this is how you prevent breaking mounts ever again.
http://www.norotors.com/index.php?topic=3659.0
tweakgames got tired of buying mounts every year, welded on this brace a few years ago and hasn't broken anything since! did this to my car last year and has also held up no problem, and im still running a stock 20 year old front mount!
http://www.norotors.com/index.php?topic=3659.0
tweakgames got tired of buying mounts every year, welded on this brace a few years ago and hasn't broken anything since! did this to my car last year and has also held up no problem, and im still running a stock 20 year old front mount!
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New-new PBM stuff. Definitely want to get the spherical trailing arm bushing if the price is right.
Toe Eliminator Bushing, Trailing Arm Rear Upper Bushing, Trailing Arm Front Bushing spherical bearing conversion
Toe Eliminator Bushing, Trailing Arm Rear Upper Bushing, Trailing Arm Front Bushing spherical bearing conversion
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[QUOTE=NWHero;11456713]this is how you prevent breaking mounts ever again.
http://www.norotors.com/index.php?topic=3659.0
tweakgames got tired of buying mounts every year, welded on this brace a few years ago and hasn't broken anything since! did this to my car last year and has also held up no problem, and im still running a stock 20 year old front mount![/QUOTE
F#ck the mazda rear. I dam near put my GTU rear thru the floor board. Welded it into place and was cool for a little. Call Ronin and get the kit to put a ford 8.8 in. Thats what I did. Good luck with that breaking. I also got all the PBM mounts, Rear, the piviting subframe bushings and the tacl's. Nice parts got to admit. If anyone wants a mazda comp diff mount kit i have one. Maybe 10 miles on it, snapped two stub shafts and went with the Ronin kit.
http://www.norotors.com/index.php?topic=3659.0
tweakgames got tired of buying mounts every year, welded on this brace a few years ago and hasn't broken anything since! did this to my car last year and has also held up no problem, and im still running a stock 20 year old front mount![/QUOTE
F#ck the mazda rear. I dam near put my GTU rear thru the floor board. Welded it into place and was cool for a little. Call Ronin and get the kit to put a ford 8.8 in. Thats what I did. Good luck with that breaking. I also got all the PBM mounts, Rear, the piviting subframe bushings and the tacl's. Nice parts got to admit. If anyone wants a mazda comp diff mount kit i have one. Maybe 10 miles on it, snapped two stub shafts and went with the Ronin kit.
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Not really tring to seperate the kit. Its a mazda comp diff mounting kit, so the rear two for the diff and then the front mount. I oredered it from corksport a year ago for around 225 shipped I think. Just went on the site and could nt find it anywhere. Mazda trix sells the kit in idividual peices, total would be about 205 without shipping, so about the same I paid. I would sell you the whole kit for 150 shipped. Litteraly has less than 10 miles on it. Let me know.
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Yeah mazdatrix has it too, if your going with the pbm solid rears, which are nice I must add, have them and along with anything else PBM has made for the FC, why not wait for the new solid front mount they are releasing instead of buying madd front mounts. A new wave of FC PBM parts should be released withing the month apparently
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i heard that the solid one would be a bad idea. Some guy said that it would be am easy way to rip apart where it mounts to the subframe. Whats ur take on it?
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You guys should buy the rear subframe risers. They allow the subcrame to tilt unlike other solid mounts. And raise the subframe correcting roll center. Installed them and theyre munayyyyy. Especially with my car being so low, the car feela much better with the correxted geometry
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The reason for it breaking free is years of abuse and weaking of the metal. Before my 8.8, we scraped the original mount and made a new front mount bracket out of thicker metal and better supports. Also a pinion snubber would held a great deal too, keep that upward tearing motion to a minimal. Alot of these rip out in drag apps due to hard launching, we have nt seen one rip with drifting. Pesonally,I like solid mounts, and bushings. If i change one bushing to solid, I change them all. no mixing and matching. Drawback with solid bushing everywhere used to be the lack of adjustability, but now with PBMs new set up that went out the window.
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You guys should buy the rear subframe risers. They allow the subcrame to tilt unlike other solid mounts. And raise the subframe correcting roll center. Installed them and theyre munayyyyy. Especially with my car being so low, the car feela much better with the correxted geometry
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The reason for it breaking free is years of abuse and weaking of the metal. Before my 8.8, we scraped the original mount and made a new front mount bracket out of thicker metal and better supports. Also a pinion snubber would held a great deal too, keep that upward tearing motion to a minimal. Alot of these rip out in drag apps due to hard launching, we have nt seen one rip with drifting. Pesonally,I like solid mounts, and bushings. If i change one bushing to solid, I change them all. no mixing and matching. Drawback with solid bushing everywhere used to be the lack of adjustability, but now with PBMs new set up that went out the window.
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Good to know. My app is for drifting so thats goood to hear. Ive personally broke too of those rubber mounts in like 6 months. Although they were both used previously. But my local track is a pretty big one and a very fast track too so the abuse takes its toll. Ill be picking up the whole PBM setup when it all finally comes out
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Yeah Ive broke a couple of those front mouts too, shearded them right in half lol. My FC is also built for drift. Local track here is moderate speed, lots of turns and transitions tho. So a correct setup is gold for us. No matter the track drifting beats up our cars, so Ive tried to strengthn my car as much as possable. Checked out your build thread also, nice work. Im gonna prob do a build thread on the rear set up that I got so keep a eye out.
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Haha your telling me, I am waiting to the adjustable lateral toe links. Was told First week of june for all these new parts by PBM. About to just order the Battle version ones but I have this feeling the PBM ones are gonna be cheaper, and the min I order the battle version ones they will release them the next day