Spoox Engine Mount

[petert 588]

Has anyone had experience with the Spoox engine mount? I use to get lowered engine mounts made by a local company but they went out of business. I was asked yesterday to modify a Spoox mount. It wasn't hard to remove 10mm and get the overall height down to 65mm, which I prefer for conversions. It would be nice if they just offered a custom mount in that size.

[Baz 421]

That's a VibraTechnics mount.

[j_turnell 137 3 Cars]

Yeh fortunately that is a vibra technics mount, think they supply spoox now, i did some testing for them when at 205parts. Very good quality items and the best bit about them is being able to replace the rubber inserts with different compounds. I ran these mounts for a good few thousand miles with no problems.

[Miles 331 1 Cars]

Link here

[Baz 421]

I've had a couple for years, seem pretty good but I wouldn't pay for one again over a BakerBM item tbh.

[petert 588]

Maybe you missed my point. It's easy to pull it apart and face it down in the lathe to reduce the overall height, improving master cylinder clearance. Something you can't do on a BakerBM mount. It's worth the extra just for that.

[SurGie 54]

There are other ways of doing that though.

[petert 588]

There are other ways of doing that though.

 

Such as?

[SurGie 54]

Well Welshpug has slotted his servo holes in the bulkhead himself so it can be bolted in higher or more to the right away from the cam cover, of which i will be doing once i come round to that.

[Baz 421]

Yes i see what you mean and definitely.

 

Strangely the two i have are different heights, one was a development 'race' version with less rubber in it.

[petert 588]

Well Welshpug has slotted his servo holes in the bulkhead himself so it can be bolted in higher or more to the right away from the cam cover, of which i will be doing once i come round to that.

 

Shouldn't take you long.

[Baz 421]

[SurGie 54]

Shouldn't take you long.

 

 

No your right it wont, thing is im at the welding the whole car stage then ill respray the engine bay and more before i am ready to fit the servo.