SSM mounts?

[chrisjobe]

Bottom SSM
Top Dicunzolo

 

[ridered74]

Bottom SSM
Top Dicunzolo

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Are those bottom ones 10 years old or something?

 

[chrisjobe]

Are those bottom ones 10 years old or something?

Think they are a few thousand miles. It was more to show the difference in looks

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[ridered74]

Wow. My ADC mounts are about 4 months old, close to 5K miles. They look pretty much identical to the top pic other than a light coating of dust which I wiped off before reinstalling.

 

[High on Ethanol]

It would be interesting to learn the new shop he uses to make those mounts. They could maybe offer more options for the SHO and they could get the respect for their product. It would also be great to see what other vehicles they support.

 

[chrisjobe]

It would be interesting to learn the new shop he uses to make those mounts. They could maybe offer more options for the SHO and they could get the respect for their product. It would also be great to see what other vehicles they support.

They support explorers and shoe. I'm going to try and get them to make a tubular crash bar

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[High on Ethanol]

They support explorers and shoe. I'm going to try and get them to make a tubular crash bar

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What's the link to their website?

 

[chrisjobe]

What's the link to their website?

They don't have one as far as I know. I just contact Anthony directly

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[High on Ethanol]

I know he is the shipper/sourcer/etc. I would only be interested in the manufacturer. I'm sure they are reputable and wouldn't mind people knowing all they offer and seeing previous projects. If they make parts for mustangs and F-series too that would be great.
Thanks!

 

[FiveLeeter918]

I know he is the shipper/sourcer/etc. I would only be interested in the manufacturer. I'm sure they are reputable and wouldn't mind people knowing all they offer and seeing previous projects. If they make parts for mustangs and F-series too that would be great.
Thanks!

All he has told me is that they are ISO 9001 Certified and are well known for making Automotive Suspension components.

 

[High on Ethanol]

All he has told me is that they are ISO 9001 Certified and are well known for making Automotive Suspension components.

Oh well. Maybe I'll stumble into them at some point. It would be interesting to see what type of place they are. I used to know a dirt track garage that could build anything, but everything was a one-off. They did great work, probably still do. They had a website, rocketchassisshop.Com
It was just a little local place but cool to see all of their projects. I haven't been there in years.

 

[FiveLeeter918]

Would be nice for sure, I'm not sure if they are willing to make other components or not.

 

[76FoMoCo]

so finally got the AD mounts in and the feed back is a bit rough from the start. as the day went buy got a bit better. will give more Fb as it go's on

 

[SM105K]

so finally got the AD mounts in and the feed back is a bit rough from the start. as the day went buy got a bit better. will give more Fb as it go's on

Launch the car!

 

[76FoMoCo]

Launch the car!

I will get it done!

 

[FiveLeeter918]

do it!

 

[76FoMoCo]

well it does shift very nice! just 2 days driving and it getting a bit better.

 

[SM105K]

The 1-2 shift really made a huge difference for my car.

 

[chrisjobe]

Raise your idle rpms by 100 or so rpms. It will feel like stock

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[76FoMoCo]

Raise your idle rpms by 100 or so rpms. It will feel like stock

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Really don't mind me the idle just don't like it in 6th gear cruising at a low rpm but once you get up to 70 it's fine