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  1. 10-21-2008, 06:14 PM #1
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    What does this do? How is it a torque mount and it doesn't connect to anything?

    What does this do?

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    Re: What does this do? How is it a torque mount and it doesn't connect to anything?

    link does not work

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    Re: What does this do? How is it a torque mount and it doesn't connect to anything?

    u talking about that random rubber mount on the cross member that dose absolutely nothing? if so just unbolt it and trash it lol

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    Re: What does this do? How is it a torque mount and it doesn't connect to anything?

    Quote Originally Posted by Dark_Accord View Post
    u talking about that random rubber mount on the cross member that dose absolutely nothing? if so just unbolt it and trash it lol

    u idiot... u need the mount

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    Re: What does this do? How is it a torque mount and it doesn't connect to anything?

    Quote Originally Posted by 1ajs View Post
    u idiot... u need the mount
    no... it dose not conect to anything lol i removed mine and it never affected anything and a bunch of other members on here have removed them fool so

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    Re: What does this do? How is it a torque mount and it doesn't connect to anything?

    Quote Originally Posted by 1ajs View Post
    u idiot... u need the mount
    why what does it do?
    Nothing like a SEI
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  7. 10-21-2008, 06:42 PM #7
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    Re: What does this do? How is it a torque mount and it doesn't connect to anything?

    its just a vibration damper thingy, i got rid of mine too
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    Re: What does this do? How is it a torque mount and it doesn't connect to anything?

    It deadens harmonics. I pulled one from my car a while back and put it back. With it gone, the car vibrated more. Mind you that I'm not in it for all out performance, but in it for a bit of street performance. Noises greatly bother me.
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    Re: What does this do? How is it a torque mount and it doesn't connect to anything?

    it absorbs engine harmonics it is important. certain harmonics can get transmitted to the cross member and cause damage. any time something hits a specific resonant frequency,it will vibrate like a tuning fork. that piece cancels out that particular frequency.
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    Re: What does this do? How is it a torque mount and it doesn't connect to anything?

    i never messed with one...the more important ones are the ones holding your engine to the chassis

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    Re: What does this do? How is it a torque mount and it doesn't connect to anything?

    Quote Originally Posted by Vanilla Sky View Post
    It deadens harmonics. I pulled one from my car a while back and put it back. With it gone, the car vibrated more. Mind you that I'm not in it for all out performance, but in it for a bit of street performance. Noises greatly bother me.
    yes I agree, it is in line with the flywheel
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  12. 10-22-2008, 10:01 AM #12
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    Re: What does this do? How is it a torque mount and it doesn't connect to anything?

    anyone ever maniged to crack that cross member that runs under the motor? lol mk3gee has also chiped a couple teeth off the timing gear and snaped timing belt sheerd the left side mount off leaving a chunk in the block all at the same time and then getting its dented fender being hauled in the back of a army truck to a mecanic in the mounans of guatamala and then being down or a week waiting for parts to fix it and then driving away

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