yes shouldn't make a difference for the engine mounts

Interesting -- but doesn't the Z have some pretty high tech and firm mounts?

From the spec sheet:

Side: 2 solid; rear: 1 liquid-filled; front: 1 electronically
controlled liquid-filled

I hear the same, but I guess these were intended for some major power or something like that

That is usually the primary, also the stock mounts are designed around the factory power level and probably a little over, but once you start throwing on 100whp or more the stock mounts might not work up to standard.

KamiSpeed, any chance they might give a solid discount or support for a first buyer (with boost) and provide a solid review? Buying the part is fairly cheap, but install on these will cost a bit more with getting them in.

I'll see what I can do, for now I got this image over from Drop

http://i146.photobucket.com/albums/r...p/IMG_7823.jpg

Drop using polyurethane pucks with a durometer rating of 75 giving you stiffer mounts and probably saving some weight too

Anyone with a pic of where the stock mounts are on the car?

this is awesome thanks man, that shows where all three mounts go

Right -- but which one's get replaced?

Can you even replace the electronically controlled front one (controlled how, BTW???)? It looks like only the rear one could be easily swapped out, and the two on the sides are already solid.

I think that electronically controlled thing must be some sort of misprint on the spec sheet. I know some other nissans have these electronically controlled motor mounts(the murano for example), maybe they just cut and paste details from another model or something? It doesn't make sense to me. I don't think there is any "front mount" just the two sides and the tranny.

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If you still need a product tester pm me price!

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I'm afraid saku that without a review of this part or major discount, the chances of someone buying this will be slim

im working on that review haha, well hopefully :ughdance:

K, lol

bump bump bump, I can no longer do special pricing for someone to do a write up :( ... but I can still give you a competitive price :)

why not?, no one has done a review because everyone is waiting a review before they buy. Its a circle that will never end, lol

i think drop might take the matter into their own hands... so idk

haha its a never ending circle... never really thought about that haha

hi Guys,

just ordered the engine mounts and transmission mount from KamiSpeed.

Will keep you posted

Thank god someone bought these, in for results

tjaartk FTW!!!

Glad to see someone got this.

This might open the flood gates & everyone will buy if the review is good

I have the trans mount on my G ... Will be ordering the engine mounts soon...

Did you notice a difference with the trans mount?

In for results.

The shifts are way better with no slop . Does have a bit more interior noise but I am dampening my car soon ..

awesome guess that answers the question of whether these work on a G

i have solid motor mounts in my 300zx, i like them. but mine needed to be replaced and the motor was out of the car anyway.

last thing i want to do is introduce more vibration into the cabin. its like we driving a truck engine or something...

well you lose some comfort but gain response and feel, its a trade off that applies to some people but not all... It'd be amazing to have the best of both world haha

To me the trade off was worth it .. Nice response and it takes about 500 miles to fully break in .. Can't wait for the motor mounts ..

How much more vibration enters the cabin? I find that the Z is actually very smooth at idle and low rpm, I'd almost wish there was a bit more engine feel present. Does it really improve engine response as well?

id hope the car would be smooth at idle and low rpm. im talking about anything above 3k rpms

doesnt sound like you even need new engine mounts.

We used the tranny mount on my custom single turbo build. It's a great upgrade, shifts are smooth and tighter. Vibration is minimal, I don't notice at all! I will be posting a write up about the build soon, look for it!