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SSP Kris
post Jun 29 2009, 09:45 PM
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SSP has come out with a new product to help stop some of the violent wheel hop that GTR owners experience. SSP has been designing a solid mount transmission kit (billet aluminum) to help keep the transmission in its place. Under sever loads the transmission mounts will allow for some movement. We believe that this movement contributes to some wheel hop. Currently there is no cure for all of the wheel hop, but this carefully designed product will help prolong the life of the transmission.

By mounting the transmission solid, you do gain some road noise and loose
some of the smooth driveability. These parts are designed for the avid weekend racer.

There are two stages to this:

Solid mounting the transmission and
Replacing the upper mounts above the transmission that are liquid filled with solid aluminum mounts also.
All together there are 8 pieces

Thank you for looking

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post Jun 29 2009, 09:58 PM
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QUOTE (SSP Kris @ Jun 29 2009, 09:45 PM) *
SSP has come out with a new product to help stop some of the violent wheel hop that GTR owners experience. SSP has been designing a solid mount transmission kit (billet aluminum) to help keep the transmission in its place. Under sever loads the transmission mounts will allow for some movement. We believe that this movement contributes to some wheel hop. Currently there is no cure for all of the wheel hop, but this carefully designed product will help prolong the life of the transmission.

By mounting the transmission solid, you do gain some road noise and loose
some of the smooth driveability. These parts are designed for the avid weekend racer.

There are two stages to this:

Solid mounting the transmission and
Replacing the upper mounts above the transmission that are liquid filled with solid aluminum mounts also.
All together there are 8 pieces

Thank you for looking

SSP Performance


so this is good for a drag racer but not really for someone tracking their car?

what is the cost of the parts and appx how much would it cost to install?


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post Jun 30 2009, 07:30 AM
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It would work in either application. The GTR would handle differently on the track due to the rear end being very stiff. We have not yet tested them on a road coarse to tell exactly how the car would feel or handle. We built them for the quarter mile track and have tested them in this application. The installation would take about 5 hours for both sets of rear mounts. We are just releasing the pricing this week on both sets of mounts.

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post Jun 30 2009, 11:59 AM
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Finally!, hehe cheers.gif

QUOTE (SSP Kris @ Jun 29 2009, 08:45 PM) *
SSP has come out with a new product to help stop some of the violent wheel hop that GTR owners experience. SSP has been designing a solid mount transmission kit (billet aluminum) to help keep the transmission in its place. Under sever loads the transmission mounts will allow for some movement. We believe that this movement contributes to some wheel hop. Currently there is no cure for all of the wheel hop, but this carefully designed product will help prolong the life of the transmission.

By mounting the transmission solid, you do gain some road noise and loose
some of the smooth driveability. These parts are designed for the avid weekend racer.

There are two stages to this:

Solid mounting the transmission and
Replacing the upper mounts above the transmission that are liquid filled with solid aluminum mounts also.
All together there are 8 pieces

Thank you for looking

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post Aug 9 2009, 08:02 PM
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After installing the SSP Solid Mounts in several GTR's now, we thought be would share some before and after pictures.

The pictures below are the stock mounts and also the New Solid Mounts.

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post Aug 9 2009, 09:37 PM
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QUOTE (yano @ Jun 29 2009, 11:58 PM) *
so this is good for a drag racer but not really for someone tracking their car?

what is the cost of the parts and appx how much would it cost to install?


I can tell you it was essential for an EVO to have stiffer rear differential mounts for a roadcourse, due to body sway from very "squishy" bushings.

This will address the same area of the GT-R, but I don't know if it is anywhere as pronounced on a GT-R. So far, my track experience says that it is not as much of a problem, but it did take a long time for me to get to that point on the EVO.

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post Aug 9 2009, 11:53 PM
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something I need to know is with some reports of rear housings of the transaxle cracking like on the edmunds car how does this effect it?
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post Aug 12 2009, 03:12 AM
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any answer ? I want to know before i order these from speedforsale as I need to know the transaxle will be ok with this
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post Aug 12 2009, 08:41 AM
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We currently have 5 sets of these installed on customers GTR's. I have only seen 2 cracked casings and I believe they were due to launching the vehicle many times.

These transmission mounts have undergone FEA and are CAD/CAM manufactured to eliminate any weak points and provide a solid foundation for your power train for near zero weight transfer or torque movement. Transmission mounts are designed to exact OEM height to retain as much factory drive ability as possible. RECOMMENDED FOR TRACK USE ONLY, WILL CAUSE EXTRA VIBRATION TO THE GTR'S CHASSY.

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post Aug 12 2009, 01:14 PM
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QUOTE (SSP Kris @ Aug 12 2009, 09:41 AM) *
We currently have 5 sets of these installed on customers GTR's. I have only seen 2 cracked casings and I believe they were due to launching the vehicle many times.

These transmission mounts have undergone FEA and are CAD/CAM manufactured to eliminate any weak points and provide a solid foundation for your power train for near zero weight transfer or torque movement. Transmission mounts are designed to exact OEM height to retain as much factory drive ability as possible. RECOMMENDED FOR TRACK USE ONLY, WILL CAUSE EXTRA VIBRATION TO THE GTR'S CHASSY.



Kris,
Did you mean the casings were cracked before they installed these or they cracked after these were installed and launched several times.


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SSP Kris
post Aug 12 2009, 04:47 PM
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The casings were cracked before we got the transmissions for repair. We ended up putting 2 new tail sections on the transmission off of donator transmissions.

We have not seen any transmissions break with these new mounts on them.

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post Aug 12 2009, 11:36 PM
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QUOTE (SSP Kris @ Aug 12 2009, 08:41 AM) *
We currently have 5 sets of these installed on customers GTR's. I have only seen 2 cracked casings and I believe they were due to launching the vehicle many times.

These transmission mounts have undergone FEA and are CAD/CAM manufactured to eliminate any weak points and provide a solid foundation for your power train for near zero weight transfer or torque movement. Transmission mounts are designed to exact OEM height to retain as much factory drive ability as possible. RECOMMENDED FOR TRACK USE ONLY, WILL CAUSE EXTRA VIBRATION TO THE GTR'S CHASSY.



what do you mean by TRACK USE ONLY extra vibration to the chassis?

does the car break down faster? rough on the road? wear out other parts?


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post Aug 13 2009, 12:15 PM
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We would recommend it for track use, because the ride of the GTR does get a little stiffer. We are replacing the liquid filled mounts with solid aluminum mounts. You will feel a moderate amount of vibration increase coming from the rear of the car. We have not experienced any other parts failing during our testing in the rear of the car, due to adding the solid mounts.

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post Aug 13 2009, 03:47 PM
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yes there will be more vibes in the car as the vibe now travels through the gearbox housing and shakes it and will crack it. we need to know if there is any real testing of this part or it was made up for something to do
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