what do the group N engine mounts

[burkov]

Hi i saw many projects and one of the most common thing is the group N engine mounts.
Can ypu explain me what is their purpose and eventually, where can i get some.

[Luke]

To my knowledge, the provide an much sterdier mount for the engine to sit on.

So that when you boot it, there is less rocking of the engine, and a much snappier throttle response.

[burkov]

Thanks very much mate

[Olee]

pretty much what luke said, basiclly the harder compund rubber means less engine tilt, so in a nutshell you can get power down more effectively!

However it will make the car shake alittle more....... s`all good though :)

[fred]

to prevent the engine from rocking when you let off a high revs aswell.

also to prevent having to give your mum a lift ever again.

[mikey_b]

haha yes fred!

[Olee]

to prevent the engine from rocking when you let off a high revs aswell.

also to prevent having to give your mum a lift ever again.


Forgot about that lol :rolleyes:

[fred]

Your missus might like it the first time, but she will get bored of shouting.

[Easty-5]

to prevent the engine from rocking when you let off a high revs aswell.

also to prevent having to give your mum a lift ever again.

Thats what buckets and harnesses are for. :)

[fred]

Wait till you get anti skirt door bars in a roll cage

[James.G]

Wait till you get anti skirt door bars in a roll cage

they love that ;)

pretty much what luke said, basiclly the harder compund rubber means less engine tilt, so in a nutshell you can get power down more effectively

they arent really rubber anymore.

the Grp Ns yes are harder rubber but have a metal surround where as the Grp As are solid metal.