Ingalls ETD

**Chris_F** · 11-07-2007 01:35 PM

Originally Posted by JasonGilholme

a flex pipe would fix that.

If you like your comfy ride then a ETD or stiffer engine mounts ARE NOT for you.

thanks for the suggestion but my header looks like this:

extra cabin vibrations/ and reduced comfort are also of little concern to me - quite a few members are happy with the FEELS etd, I should be too.

**aaronng** · 11-07-2007 01:46 PM

^^ LOL, showing off your bling bling.

Before you put on the FEELS ETD, go to a hardware store and pick up some rubber bushings that are the same size as the poly ones as the in the FEELS damper. I think even rubber bushings will be enough to stop engine movement for the FEELS design.

**Chris_F** · 11-07-2007 01:59 PM

well the only time you can see it is when its off the car lol

sounds like a good idea on the bushings.

**badthing** · 30-07-2007 09:01 AM

I installed The J's Racing ETD yesterday & went for a test drive. There was definitely increased cabin vibration at idle bordering on uncomfy. After a while, I noticed a clattering sound coming from under the bonnet whenever I stopped at the lights. Any way I can fix this?

**mugen88** · 30-07-2007 09:30 AM

Originally Posted by badthing

I installed The J's Racing ETD yesterday & went for a test drive. There was definitely increased cabin vibration at idle bordering on uncomfy. After a while, I noticed a clattering sound coming from under the bonnet whenever I stopped at the lights. Any way I can fix this?

Can you take a photo of it installed.

Does it line up straight installed or is it like the spoon one that sits on a angle as they are made for a CL7 with a K20 engine?

**badthing** · 30-07-2007 10:47 AM

Originally Posted by mugen88

Can you take a photo of it installed.

Does it line up straight installed or is it like the spoon one that sits on a angle as they are made for a CL7 with a K20 engine?

It lines up straight almost touching the edge of the engine rocker cover.
I'll take a pic when I get home.

**Chris_F** · 30-07-2007 12:23 PM

sounds like the torque damper is bumping against something

**badthing** · 30-07-2007 12:44 PM

Originally Posted by Chris_F

sounds like the torque damper is bumping against something

Yea I thought so too, but I assure you it's not. I popped open the hood while it was in idle & making the noise and I looked at the damper & it wasnt hitting anything. Is it possible I tightened the bolts too much?

**mugen88** · 30-07-2007 01:14 PM

There might be movement under acceleration which is causing the noise.

This might be slight but enough to be heard.

Does the J's one sit like the Spoon one pictured, as you can see it does not sit straight on a CL9/K24 as they were made for a CL7/K20, which is a smaller engine in size.

**badthing** · 30-07-2007 01:38 PM

Originally Posted by mugen88

There might be movement under acceleration which is causing the noise.

This might be slight but enough to be heard.

Does the J's one sit like the Spoon one pictured, as you can see it does not sit straight on a CL9/K24 as they were made for a CL7/K20, which is a smaller engine in size.

yea, very similar to that!

**tony1234** · 30-07-2007 03:48 PM

Try adjusting the damping on it(the gold coloured bits).i'm not sure which way makes it firmer or softer,you'll have to experiment. Sorry,just realised pis are of Spoon one.Hopefully yours is same/similar with adjustable damping.