Torque Damper VS Mounts
#1
Torque Damper VS Mounts
I think i understand the concept of both of these parts. The only issue I have is that I read on another forum that someone should have purchased better Mounts and get rid of their Torque Damper. Also something like the Torque Damper doesnt fit with certain Intakes, is this true? I am not sure if my title, "Torque Damper VS Mounts," is even a viable comparisson. I must inquire if I cannot locate any info. If anyone happens to know and cares to respond, please do so.
THANKS!
THANKS!
#2
I think i understand the concept of both of these parts. The only issue I have is that I read on another forum that someone should have purchased better Mounts and get rid of their Torque Damper. Also something like the Torque Damper doesnt fit with certain Intakes, is this true? I am not sure if my title, "Torque Damper VS Mounts," is even a viable comparisson. I must inquire if I cannot locate any info. If anyone happens to know and cares to respond, please do so.
THANKS!
THANKS!
#3
#4
im a virgin when it comes to dampers/mounts but i am looking to reduce my wheel hop and crisper shifts (what ingalls says it does) but i have a KN SRI intake and a ingalls wont fit..so what exacly are "Mounts" (links would help)
#5
http://www.turbotechracing.com/produ...dCategory=5615
Last edited by KillerBee; 10-02-2007 at 01:29 AM. Reason: Automerged Doublepost
#6
I think i know what you are asking if you buy the tranny bushing you should buy the motor mount also cause they work together but yeah you can buy the Tourqe dampner and tranny bushing/mounts and it will work as far as the 2.2/2.4s fitment for the tq dampner is a little odd when it comes to the intake but motor mount wont be a problem i dont think
Here is a link to Turbo Tech Racing they have solid motor and tranny mounts/bushing for your car take a look
http://www.turbotechracing.com/produ...dCategory=5615
Here is a link to Turbo Tech Racing they have solid motor and tranny mounts/bushing for your car take a look
http://www.turbotechracing.com/produ...dCategory=5615
#8
https://www.cobaltss.net/forums/how-guide-43/how-install-cpp-rear-poly-trans-mount-62105/
https://www.cobaltss.net/forums/show...install+mounts
this one is for manual 2.2s
https://www.cobaltss.net/forums/show...install+mounts
yes take a look at the links i just posted and it tells you everything hope i helped you guys out some
Last edited by KillerBee; 10-02-2007 at 01:42 AM. Reason: Automerged Doublepost
#9
I think i understand the concept of both of these parts. The only issue I have is that I read on another forum that someone should have purchased better Mounts and get rid of their Torque Damper. Also something like the Torque Damper doesnt fit with certain Intakes, is this true? I am not sure if my title, "Torque Damper VS Mounts," is even a viable comparisson. I must inquire if I cannot locate any info. If anyone happens to know and cares to respond, please do so.
THANKS!
THANKS!
#10
The Ingalls works good enough for me. It was cheap, easy to install and looks pretty nice under the hood. Motor mounts will give you even less wheel hop, but they are harder to install and can create knock. I rarely race my car, so the Ingalls was all I wanted/needed.
However, if you have a SRI (K&N, GMPP, Weapon-R, Z-Spec), then you really have no choice but to get mounts, as the Ingalls ETD won't fit with a SRI.
However, if you have a SRI (K&N, GMPP, Weapon-R, Z-Spec), then you really have no choice but to get mounts, as the Ingalls ETD won't fit with a SRI.
#11
Exactly my plan. I have the Ingalls ETD, and I'm gonna buy a front/rear set of Prothane tranny mount inserts from New Edge Performance when I go to pick up my Progress sway bar.
#12
I have just the prothane tranny mount inserts and there is a huge difference. wheelhop is almost eliminated, there is still a little bit if the road is wet, but I dont think the motor mount or damper would be worth the money for that little bit. when I first installed them vibrations were bad, it shook the dash when you started it, but now I only notice them if Im idling with the ac on. so i guess my sugestion would be try the tranny mount inserts, and then decide if you want more.
#13
Here are a couple of links for you to look at its easier if you just look at them because mine is a ss/sc and its a little different here are the links
https://www.cobaltss.net/forums/showthread.php?t=62105
https://www.cobaltss.net/forums/show...install+mounts
this one is for manual 2.2s
https://www.cobaltss.net/forums/show...install+mounts
yes take a look at the links i just posted and it tells you everything hope i helped you guys out some
https://www.cobaltss.net/forums/showthread.php?t=62105
https://www.cobaltss.net/forums/show...install+mounts
this one is for manual 2.2s
https://www.cobaltss.net/forums/show...install+mounts
yes take a look at the links i just posted and it tells you everything hope i helped you guys out some
#15
I think i understand the concept of both of these parts. The only issue I have is that I read on another forum that someone should have purchased better Mounts and get rid of their Torque Damper. Also something like the Torque Damper doesnt fit with certain Intakes, is this true? I am not sure if my title, "Torque Damper VS Mounts," is even a viable comparisson. I must inquire if I cannot locate any info. If anyone happens to know and cares to respond, please do so.
THANKS!
THANKS!
#16
The Ingalls works good enough for me. It was cheap, easy to install and looks pretty nice under the hood. Motor mounts will give you even less wheel hop, but they are harder to install and can create knock. I rarely race my car, so the Ingalls was all I wanted/needed.
However, if you have a SRI (K&N, GMPP, Weapon-R, Z-Spec), then you really have no choice but to get mounts, as the Ingalls ETD won't fit with a SRI.
However, if you have a SRI (K&N, GMPP, Weapon-R, Z-Spec), then you really have no choice but to get mounts, as the Ingalls ETD won't fit with a SRI.
#17
IMO BWoody mount's are the best for these cars. Get the complete set with all 3.
TQ Damper is a waste, why add something else to car to go wrong when you can just fix the problem all together. Whoever said mounts give false readings of knock has it backwards. All the locals who had the Ingalls experienced false knock readings. They threw the POS away and got after market mounts. Knock went away, and so did wheel hop/motor movement.
JBP CAB's are known to fall apart. Happen to quite a few members. Complete waste for what they cost. That is putting aside the fact that they are a JBP product as well.
If you want minimal vibes though, I would look into the Intense-Racing inserts.
TQ Damper is a waste, why add something else to car to go wrong when you can just fix the problem all together. Whoever said mounts give false readings of knock has it backwards. All the locals who had the Ingalls experienced false knock readings. They threw the POS away and got after market mounts. Knock went away, and so did wheel hop/motor movement.
JBP CAB's are known to fall apart. Happen to quite a few members. Complete waste for what they cost. That is putting aside the fact that they are a JBP product as well.
If you want minimal vibes though, I would look into the Intense-Racing inserts.
#19
I dont think traction bars are a hell of a lot better then motor mount and tranny bushings for one i drove a car with traction bars and i have to say just aint as a solid ride with the motor and tranny bushings
Last edited by KillerBee; 10-02-2007 at 09:57 PM. Reason: Automerged Doublepost
#20
im not talking about motor mounts im talking about the Torque Damper
#22
http://www.turbotechracing.com/produ...dCategory=5615
Last edited by KillerBee; 10-02-2007 at 10:21 PM. Reason: Automerged Doublepost
#24
i dont know well cause people can stand vibes and traction bars are a little harder to install then the t/d but i think best money for the buck is the motor mount and tranny bushings
#25
The TD gives you the best of both worlds.
I will soon be selling mine, as im buying slicks so i need to go for the full mounts/bushings,
but a TD is an excellent piece, because it allows you to have the benefit of greatly reduced wheelhop on track days, but with 3 minutes work, its removed and your back to stock feel for daily driving and commuting.
I will soon be selling mine, as im buying slicks so i need to go for the full mounts/bushings,
but a TD is an excellent piece, because it allows you to have the benefit of greatly reduced wheelhop on track days, but with 3 minutes work, its removed and your back to stock feel for daily driving and commuting.