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Title: midmount Post by: nicolas on February 27, 2011, 20:21:44 pm hey,
do you still use the front rubber mount with a midmount? the back is also rubber. Title: Re: midmount Post by: Lids on February 27, 2011, 20:28:26 pm I have VW grey rubber front, rubber midmount, solid rear. I also have aluminium spacers to replace rubber blocks on midmount if necessary. this was suggested to me by Max Morley.
Title: Re: midmount Post by: gizago on February 28, 2011, 00:57:26 am I have VW grey rubber front, rubber midmount, solid rear. I also have aluminium spacers to replace rubber blocks on midmount if necessary. this was suggested to me by Max Morley. Surely that would create a stress point around the rear mounts, if the rest is rubber mounted it will try to move around the solid mounts?? I would have thought you would want all rubber or all soild? Title: Re: midmount Post by: Lids on February 28, 2011, 06:18:20 am I have VW grey rubber front, rubber midmount, solid rear. I also have aluminium spacers to replace rubber blocks on midmount if necessary. this was suggested to me by Max Morley. Surely that would create a stress point around the rear mounts, if the rest is rubber mounted it will try to move around the solid mounts?? I would have thought you would want all rubber or all soild? to be honest i have no idea, but if max said it.....its probably okay. I do know once you mid-mount the front mount is not needed, so the rubber here must be to stop vibrations and noise. Title: Re: midmount Post by: Joel Mohr on February 28, 2011, 17:52:44 pm ALL rubber or ALL solid! That's why I developed the "Traction Control" as I first called it. Now everyone just calls it a mid-mount....The one with the pads that contact the frame horns.
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