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    I'm looking for some 80a urethane....anyone have a good source for it? I've searched google and only came up with a couple good hits.
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    McMaster-Carr is the complete source for your plant with over 595,000 products. 98% of products ordered ship from stock and deliver same or next day.


    part number 8644K11.

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      one can did all four of my mounts...

      I bought it at the local Grainger tho.

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        well if you dont' wanna do that, get the ES inserts for your mounts, the front one on ebay was only $25 shipped. That took care of most of my motor rocking issues. I previously had a filled 94a torque mount and it shook like crazy, i had to get rid of it.

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          Originally posted by Losiracer2
          well if you dont' wanna do that, get the ES inserts for your mounts, the front one on ebay was only $25 shipped. That took care of most of my motor rocking issues. I previously had a filled 94a torque mount and it shook like crazy, i had to get rid of it.
          I'm using it for my rear trailing arm bushings along with ES and Prothane everywhere else. Thanks for your responses, I'll compare the two places.
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            i have used the mcmaster urethane many times have filled many many mounts ...very good stuff
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              Originally posted by ceelooboob
              i have used the mcmaster urethane many times have filled many many mounts ...very good stuff
              Thanks, I think i'll go with them
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                The place I work for orders about $12000 a month worth of stuff from them. Next day delivery from any of their warehouses. Good customer service too. Call and talk to them and you'll find out a bunch of info about what you're about to order. You can even try to find out who makes the stuff since the site never says.

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                  Originally posted by preludeman92
                  The place I work for orders about $12000 a month worth of stuff from them. Next day delivery from any of their warehouses. Good customer service too. Call and talk to them and you'll find out a bunch of info about what you're about to order. You can even try to find out who makes the stuff since the site never says.
                  yea they do have great customer service...i forgot whats the name of the company on the can of urethane ...but everytime i have ever ordered from them i get my order next day....and i only pay standard shipping
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                    +1 for mcmasters


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                      Thought I would ask since the thread has already started. Is it ok to fill out 4 mounts, including the front torque mount? Has there been any problems with filling them and how is engine feel and interior noise afterwards?

                      Has anybody tried using the 94A instead of the 80A and found any difference?
                      Last edited by verderacer; 01-23-2008, 07:39 PM.
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                        Originally posted by verderacer
                        Thought I would ask since the thread has already started. Is it ok to fill out 4 mounts, including the front torque mount? Has there been any problems with filling them and how is engine feel and interior noise afterwards?

                        Has anybody tried using the 94A instead of the 80A and found any difference?
                        yeah the 94A is the hardest urethane, so it's pretty much rock solid. When i put my 94A mount in, my hood, headliner, steering wheel and dash started to shake when below 1K rpms, so basically whenever i was at a stoplight. I have an Automatic trans, so it might be better for a manual since no load is on the engine when idling at lights.

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                        93' EX Coupe H22A w/ P2T4 Sir 5spd 191whp 155 wtq
                        99' Lexus LS400 157k VVTi V8 gets up & goes...new DD
                        91 Accord SE 176k
                        97' Honda Odyssey 199k miles...$485 spare van for my parents

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