Engine Damper
Originally Posted by mikegarrison,Oct 3 2007, 07:12 AM
And the OEM engine mounts are fluid-filled, so I'm not sure what you are asking for.
I have moved up from B-series honda engines and have experienced benefits from the motor mount inserts...
Originally Posted by cthree,Oct 3 2007, 12:16 AM
Good guess but actually you spend as little time as possible with your hand on the shifter in a race car; just to shift.
So it's yet another "it works on X so it must also work just as well on an S2000" product. Great answers, many thanks!
If it doesn't make my car faster, lighter, safer or rule compliant then it doesn't go in or on my car.
So it's yet another "it works on X so it must also work just as well on an S2000" product. Great answers, many thanks!
If it doesn't make my car faster, lighter, safer or rule compliant then it doesn't go in or on my car.
I was actually thinking about these today... This might be a stupid question, but my car rides pretty rough do to my suspension setup, and sometimes if i hit a bump at lower speeds it will transfer the movement to the throttle pedal and foot and make the car do the chugging throttle movement back and forth. Nothing severe as the look of someone who is learning how to drive a manual transmission, but just a bit annoying. Would the torque dampener help to alleviate this?
Originally Posted by cthree,Oct 4 2007, 06:48 AM
If your car is bouncing around so much you can't keep your foot on the throttle then you have other problems you need to address.
If I take a turn and have more pressure on the throttle it isn't a problem.
Im just wondering if one of these dampeners would help the situation
Originally Posted by Slows2k,Oct 4 2007, 02:38 PM
A engine damper isn't going to fix wacked out spring rates and too low ride height.
I am on aragostas off a spoon race car with swift springs.







