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20Bluezl1 01-29-2021 07:09 PM

BMR motor mount feedback
 
So I been in the process of installing my ARH headers and I have to remove the passenger side motor mount to get them in.

My question to anyone that has used or using the BMR motor mounts with the integrated stands. Are they any good and are they worth the extra work?

Choda 01-30-2021 06:10 AM

I have them. Nice pieces. Worth it to me.

laynlo15 01-30-2021 07:25 AM

I ran them for 3 years before I sold my Camaro. As Choda said they are nice, creates more room on each side of the motor and you'll save close to 20 lbs by getting ride of the old liquid mounts.

20Bluezl1 01-30-2021 09:41 AM

I was reading somewhere on here that sometimes it might give the knock sensor false reading. Can this happen snice there is less give on the motor mounts.

pnoman 01-30-2021 10:05 AM

Yes it’s possible

driven2exceSS 01-31-2021 07:19 AM

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Originally Posted by laynlo15 (Post 10946443)
I ran them for 3 years before I sold my Camaro. As Choda said they are nice, creates more room on each side of the motor and you'll save close to 20 lbs by getting ride of the old liquid mounts.

Greg, I'm curious which BMR mount configuration that you ran? MM009 or MM010 and did you run the MM006's?

20Bluezl1 01-31-2021 09:05 AM

I'm thinking of going with the mm010 mounts as they are saying it doesn't produce to much NVH.

Choda 01-31-2021 09:10 AM

I did MM010. its not a complete solid mount. It def more stiff than OEM but does allow some movement.

Evansa22 01-31-2021 11:37 AM

Is the MM009 just partial replacement? Was also thinking about going this route and not sure which would be better

driven2exceSS 01-31-2021 03:49 PM

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Originally Posted by Evansa22 (Post 10947098)
Is the MM009 just partial replacement? Was also thinking about going this route and not sure which would be better

Yes basically. My understanding is MM009 utilizes the car's stock bracket(s), and replaces the heavy and plushy OEM motor mount with the aide of some "stiffer" Polyurethane Bushings. The MM010 also uses the Polyurethane Bushings, but eliminates the stock brackets all into one unit. The MM006's are to make either of those two set-ups a completely solid mount. I too am curious what route to go, should I pursue this.
I am not too concerned with NVH, as long as it doesn't cause collateral damages?

20Bluezl1 01-31-2021 03:52 PM

So what I got of of all the research is the best way to go is with the mm010 mounts. That don't really think the NVH is going to be to bad. Now if you do go with the mm010 and install the solid bushing then you will probably will alot more NVH.

I'm ordering the mm010 tomorrow and hopefully get them quickly. Snice I have the headers out and everything is apart I'm ready to install the mounts.

driven2exceSS 01-31-2021 04:57 PM

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Originally Posted by 20Bluezl1 (Post 10947234)
So what I got of of all the research is the best way to go is with the mm010 mounts. That don't really think the NVH is going to be to bad. Now if you do go with the mm010 and install the solid bushing then you will probably will alot more NVH.

I'm ordering the mm010 tomorrow and hopefully get them quickly. Snice I have the headers out and everything is apart I'm ready to install the mounts.

Sweet, should be an easy install for you. Certainly give feed back once it's all back together.
**Try and get weights of the OEM parts coming off, and BMR parts going on. ...Please :thumb:

20Bluezl1 01-31-2021 05:06 PM

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Originally Posted by driven2exceSS (Post 10947258)
Sweet, should be an easy install for you. Certainly give feed back once it's all back together.
**Try and get weights of the OEM parts coming off, and BMR parts going on. ...Please :thumb:

Will do and keep everyone posted as I haven't seen to much posted on them.

Evansa22 01-31-2021 05:54 PM

Thanks for the clarity on the different part numbers.
Interested in the weight savings and ride as well. Going to install headers soon also and will be a great time to do it. I have spl suspension parts to put on first and see if/how much the ride changes. I'm already in a 1le so I don't see it getting much stiffer


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