Joking about the payment, I'll pay in advanced and I'll cycle the old sig in and out once in a while.

lol no worries, depending on if i have any spare cash when i get this batch made i might get a few extra sets made because i think these are gonna be a hot item once people get a look at the prototype

I still have to put the hole in the one, my mold ended up being too thin on the bottom to put the pin. Ill be checking them to the mounts later today and then sending them off to be installed and test fitted.

they are 75A polyurethane and have SS center sleeves and the kit comes with everything you need to get these installed.



If you want to send payment you can do so whenever just be aware that I'm still a month away from getting a large order filled because i have to make several molds. So any early payments just help cover some of my upfront costs which is appreciated.

the prices are as follows;

$120 for the "Do it yourself kit"

$140 to send me your motor mounts ill press out the old mounts and press in the sleeve on the rear mount and ship them back. Also if you want this option you can send me your mounts as soon as your ready to

these are shipped prices but do not include the 3% papal fee so please add 3% for PayPal fees.

my PayPal is blackgst@live.com

Those filthy brackets do it no justice.

Looks good Adam!

Adam, if you could make a badass aluminum front motormount shell for that poly bushing. Not sure if that thing strip will last very long with the almost solid bushing in there. Ive seen a few of those things break from having a solid bushing. Just a though.

Yeah, that thing ring that is going to hold your bushing in place for the front motor mount is really thin. Ive seen those fail in the past with other attempts to make solid bushings. Those are usually the weakest link.

I think he meant the circular ring where it meets the bottom thicker section on the front motor mount will start to fatigue and crack from the increased vibration from the denser material?



I guess how the rear circular housing is way beefier than the front, he's looking for a comparable design.

Yeah adam that's what i was trying to say. Thank god im not an English major since my descriptions kinda suck! Anyway christ nailed it, you'd be surprised how weak that ring portion of the motor mount is. Just an idea, but test it out and see how it holds up.

At least mine always runs.