Aftermarket engine & torque mounts.

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Originally Posted by Lerlo

Anyone used Bostik Seal n Flex for their mounts, I just filled my mounts with that before i found this thread.....:(
Its polyurethane as well, have a friend used it with no problems...

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Well, why don't you tell us what you think of it........:confused:

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Originally Posted by Bludger

Well, why don't you tell us what you think of it........:confused:

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Because Ive never tried sikaflex....so I cant compare.... friends car do feel much better with dash vibration on idle and low revs

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Originally Posted by Lerlo

Because Ive never tried sikaflex....so I cant compare.... friends car do feel much better with dash vibration on idle and low revs

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you said you used the bostik stuff, what do you think of that?

pretty much all the same stuff isn't it?
guys in the US use 3m's window weld stuff
i've used sikaflex 252 and i reckon that stuff is softer than the energy suspension inserts and generally all other solid mounts i've felt

I couldnt find the bostik stuff in bunnings the other day,
so I bought sikaflex 252s instead. I must say sikaflex dries much faster and seems harder than the bostik ones. The bostik one was a little runnier making it easier to fill the mounts with though...

Another thing i learnt after doing the second mount. Because these things are so sticky and not runny at all, its very difficult to fill it 100% without any air pockets inside. After letting it dry for about 4 hours, the outside surface will be dry to the touch. Now I could use my fingers to compress the filling without getting my hands all gooey. once compacted, u can fill it up again if u wish. Doing a little at the time greatly increases drying time. My first mount i did it in one go and is still wet on the inside after 3 days....sigh...

bostick is a different brand, its only silicon, stikaflex is designed for specific applications & its longer lasting

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Originally Posted by Limbo

bostick is a different brand, its only silicon, stikaflex is designed for specific applications & its longer lasting

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No bostik seal n flex is polyurethane

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Originally Posted by Lerlo

I couldnt find the bostik stuff in bunnings the other day,
so I bought sikaflex 252s instead. I must say sikaflex dries much faster and seems harder than the bostik ones. The bostik one was a little runnier making it easier to fill the mounts with though...

Another thing i learnt after doing the second mount. Because these things are so sticky and not runny at all, its very difficult to fill it 100% without any air pockets inside. After letting it dry for about 4 hours, the outside surface will be dry to the touch. Now I could use my fingers to compress the filling without getting my hands all gooey. once compacted, u can fill it up again if u wish. Doing a little at the time greatly increases drying time. My first mount i did it in one go and is still wet on the inside after 3 days....sigh...

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thats excellent information, after more of this .....

Guys I'm off to buy some sikaflex 252

Anyone know how much each mount needs?

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Originally Posted by Lukezen27

Guys I'm off to buy some sikaflex 252

Anyone know how much each mount needs?

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One tube it more than enuff mate. I used half only...

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Originally Posted by Lerlo

One tube it more than enuff mate. I used half only...

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Each or one?

I've got three to do

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Originally Posted by Bludger

thats excellent information, after more of this .....

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Just to add, its soo much easier to use your fingers to spread the stuff, so go to the pharmacy and grab some disposable surgical gloves, makes it much simpler..