Making DIY Polyurethane Engine Mount Bushings for my K11 Micra

[@niallsommerville9813]

Well done and decently documented too.

[@thanosmaganiaris2960]

Let's gooo. I wanna see it on the road bro. Good job

[@cgten]

Nice work, giving me ideas that. The slight movement you’re still seeing is from that rear mount. If you have any polyurethane left, it would be a good idea to do that one anyway as it’ll tighten up the gear shift too 👍

[@Nogaroblueb5]

I want more videos!!!!! ;DDD

[@the_mintiest_micra]

Thanks mate, I have some left so I'll do that soon. Good luck with the swap you're doing, looks great.👍

[@edwardlevett2459]

You’re a terrible bodger but I do admire what you get into. Clever lad. Allways enjoy the vids

[@J27M]

I loved the flamethrower.

[@the_mintiest_micra]

Professionalism at its finest👍

[@vallelar4768]

Nice video! And the bushings looks great! Was looking to do this myself! Seems like a fun project! About how much polyurethane did you use and what stiffness? Also what polyurethane kit did you buy?

[@the_mintiest_micra]

Bought an A70 stiffness 1kg kit from MB Fibreglass in the UK and used around 600ml, wasting a lot by not calculating the volume correctly. Still have one bushing that I think I'll do. You could get a stiffer mixture if not daily driving, maybe.

[@subaruhawkeyeimpreza]

Oh would you look at that, the makeshift turbo intake with the Tesco funnel has been swapped out for a vent 😂, it’s better than the last one in a way. But great job on the mounts

[@the_mintiest_micra]

The filler didn't last long, it will be better this way in the long run🤣

[@guilhermelopes9363]

Nice vid

[@sintobillo8570]

great video. stay hard ma g. cannot wait to see it running properly in the road

[@mateuszgezakowski5442]

I wonder if 3d printed bushings would work. There is a lot of A70 shore filaments and they shouldn't melt, but you need a direct drive extruder for that probably

[@sintobillo8570]

mmmh interesting. i realy have no idea. but the layer adhesion would have to be perfect so the material is stiff enough.