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Old 25-07-2009, 10:15 AM   #1
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Rubber Mounted Seats

Has anyone tried/had any experience of doing this,I've had some back hurting very hard landings and wondered if this might be a solution,thought of using the rally style bucket seats with side mounting alloy plates with car engine/gearbox type flat rubber mounting sandwiched in between,not sure if this would pass scrutineering?,any advice appreciated.Nic
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Old 25-07-2009, 11:17 AM   #2
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I used on a rear bench seat some good size rubber door stops with a stainless bolt running through them and 3 stainless washers on each never had a problem over 5 years hard boating and obviously has more give than a solid mounting
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Old 27-07-2009, 11:30 AM   #3
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i used some rubber to mount my rally bucket seats in my ring and i can say its definetly worth it!!
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Old 30-07-2009, 09:55 AM   #4
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Has anyone tried/had any experience of doing this,I've had some back hurting very hard landings and wondered if this might be a solution,thought of using the rally style bucket seats with side mounting alloy plates with car engine/gearbox type flat rubber mounting sandwiched in between,not sure if this would pass scrutineering?,any advice appreciated. Nic
Good idea. How much would this cost, and where would you but it from?
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Old 30-07-2009, 11:30 AM   #5
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Good idea. How much would this cost, and where would you but it from?
I need to investgate a rubber mounting which for strength will need to be either a gearbox or engine mounting I would think,my idea was to use the Alloy side mounting plates with a say 3" alloy angle bolted to the floor with the rubber mounting between so the mounting would be stressed in linier fashion not compressed.If I come up with a good mounting I'l let you know
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Old 30-07-2009, 01:01 PM   #6
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Engine mounts

Nic, try these guys always been very helpful.

http://www.randdmarine.com/enginem.asp
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