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First of all, are you talking about me? I'm in San Diego. Quote:
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I think DS is talking about the top plate. Guessing spacers under the motor side and none on the fender side of the top plate. |
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yes the top piece. This will help correct the angle. Also some people are having probelms with the bushing being squeeze out the top once the engine load is on it, becasue there is a little bit of a gap, where the bushing mets with the other mount. If you place 1 or 2 washers in there, this will sovle that issue too and take up the extra room. Try to use a large diameter washer. AGAIN, I'm sorry for this everyone. I'm a huge believer in customer serivce, and if I receive this mount and had these same problems I would want a fix ASAP. I hope this helps everyone out! I'll be near the computer for the rest of the evening, so if anyone else has any more questions or concerns, please PM or email me. |
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PTP mount feels like it has alittle less vibration or I have gotten used to both of them lol. I still have my odd deceleration vibration, but it doesn't happen all the time. Several times I tried to make it virbrate upon deceleration and by pushing the clutch in it goes away. Possible bad clutch?!?!?! Might not be because I didn't feel this vibration until I installed these mounts. I think both mounts pull the tranny up alittle higher than the stock mount. I can't confirm that yet.:spam: |
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Anyways here are some more pics of the PTP in the car, I didn't feel like taking it apart lol. Anyone know if the PTP is a 2-part bushing or a single one? http://www.freedomcomputers.net/ms3/...trannymm31.JPG http://www.freedomcomputers.net/ms3/...trannymm32.JPG http://www.freedomcomputers.net/ms3/...trannymm33.JPG http://www.freedomcomputers.net/ms3/...trannymm34.JPG |
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There is a normal vibration that you get at or near idle that gradually lessens as the rpms rise(there is also some significant gear whine).. There is also a different vibration that's much stronger than the other that will only happen under deceleration and under certain conditions. I could almost make it happen at will with the AWR mount. It seems to depend on the load that's on the motor when you get off the gas.. |
So it's basically a load and harmonics vibs dependent on certain conditions? So we are feeling an unbalanced form of vibs from a supposingly balanced setup lol? Well it's not balanced anymore lol. But you are right on, I just couldn't explain it like you just did, Thanks! |
bio, did you need the washers for the ptp mount? |
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is that the stock bolt you used? |
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Here is the PTP bolt supplied by PTP vs stock bolt, it is shorter to take up space. http://www.freedomcomputers.net/ms3/...trannymm12.JPG If I'm remembering correctly, stock is 17mm and PTP is 19mm head sizes. |
Bio, do you have upgraded passenger and rear mounts as well? Also, it takes some time for the vibes to settle according to ptp so you may need to drive it a while more (they said 1500 miles in the instructions). |
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Top Speed Passenger SU Rear Lower Turbine Tech Front I now all about that lol, just giving intial review of the vibs.:laugh2: |
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http://www.mazdaspeedforums.org/foru...fmm-oc-sp.html Turbine Tech Front Engine Mount: MAZDASPEED 3 ___________________________ Come to think of it. I wanna correct something: Darkstar is a Vendor not the Manufacturer of this mount. This is not a negative shot at Darkstar. I should have titled this Medieval & PTP Tranny Mount. I guess I saw Darkstar as a Manufacturer, Sorry man. Corrected my wrong lol.:biggthumpup: |
when you look at it, is it visible? can you tell the thing is angled towards the motor? that would piss me off. i hate when things do not line up and are not symmetrical... the TRZ has that jog bend in it, correct? |
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All Medieval motor mounts come with a life time warranty. As for these issues that are being shown here, this is due to the hardware kit not being installed. When we sent DS his shipment it was a mistake on our part. The tranny mount comes with 2 x 2" washers and a bolt. The 2" washers are meant to be placed on each side of the bushing. This will eliminate the issues you see in these pictures. We here are very sorry about this and have received all the address from DS and are sending off hardware kits. If anyone has any issues or concerns, please fell free to email us at sales@medievalllc.com |
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Medieval has sent me a pic of all the hardware kits that were shipped out. So that you guys will have edvidence that you are getting you correct pieces. |
I see mine there lol.:smashfreakB: |
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I hope your not one of the bottom two envelopes, because I'm about to steal both their identities....:owned: |
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It bothered me as well. Problem being bending or form fitting a .250 thick piece of plate steel takes tooking that costs into the $100's of thousands of dollars. We could get them form fitted but it would have taken the mount up to $400 per unit. The offset is very minimal, if you have a case of OCD it might bother you a good amount. We are taking a look at putting one bend in it or adding some spacers to the corners to level the mount out a little better. There is just so much you can do until you start running into problems with cost. Keep us updated on the mount and we will be in here to answer any questions that we can. Thanks. |
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Seriously? Hundreds of thousands of dollars? My dad does this shit all day that would take 10 seconds to do and maybe 50cents a piece over the initial costs. The trz doesn't cost $200-300 a unit. |
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i wouldnt know but if your right damn!:smokin: |
bending shit is pretty cheap dude... redrocket is right, it wouldn't add much to the cost of the part to do it. while it may cost more than competitors, some will appreciate the attention to detail and perfect fit Quote:
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Looking at the pictures of the darkstar mount installed there is plenty of thread on that bolt to account for those spacers... |
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Hey John (PTP), I got another tranny mount from you, what you want me to do with it? This one has better welds than the first one! HAHAHA, LMK.:laughing: http://www.freedomcomputers.net/ms3/...trannymm35.JPG http://www.freedomcomputers.net/ms3/...trannymm36.JPG http://www.freedomcomputers.net/ms3/...trannymm37.JPG http://www.freedomcomputers.net/ms3/...trannymm38.JPG http://www.freedomcomputers.net/ms3/...trannymm39.JPG |
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I don't know why I keep getting extra parts lol, I'm not complaining hahaha. It all depends on what PTP says I guess, John chime in please. |
hmm... im debating which mount to get. does anyone have any instructions on how to install this (with pics or somewhat detailed instructions). and i am extremely confused on where and why the spacers are needed. this may (hopefully) fix the shifting problem i have if due to that mount (dunno if its busted or not). |
Dark Star is one of our dealers and stocks most of our product line. As for instructions, we are working on those for every motor mount we have and the Speed 3 ones will be done in 1-2 weeks. Pictured are much better shoots of our passenger side and transmission mount and the required hardware for each. http://www.mazdaspeedforums.org/foru...tml#post140847 The transmission mount hardware went out to everyone and you will see 2 different packages (washers and then bolt). If you do not see these for some reason, please send me an email at sales@medievalllc.com If you can not wait you will need the following: 2x 2" washers with 1/2 holes 1x 12mm x 1.25 x 25mm bolt. If you choose to buy your own hardware( less than $3) before ours shows up, please let me know. I will credit you $10 towards your next order of Medieval parts with Dark Star or with us directly. |
Bioevolve, did you loosen the rear mount like stated in the instruction sheet? If you did, which bolt(s) did you loosen. Thanks!! PTP chime in if you read this. I'm doing my install tomorrow so I'll post my impressions. Hopefully everything will go smoothly. |
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