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> MPS mounting rubber feet, Need to replace mine
chmillman
post Sep 7 2025, 10:03 AM
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Right now the MPS in my car is mounted with some sheet metal screws and old squished rubber grommets. Not at all the original mountings... Didn't see any suppliers for OE-style replacements anywhere near here, so I am looking at re-mounting it on some rubber standoffs like this:

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10mm in diameter, 10mm high, M4 threaded studs (Form "SS"). Three different Shore A hardnesses available, 40, 55 and 70. The same ones without the "necking down" in the middle are also possible:

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The idea is to mount the standoffs to the body sheet metal and then be able to easily bolt/unbolt the MPS on the protruding studs with M4 locknuts and flat washers. What do you think? The mounting should be soft enough to damp out vibration but not so soft to allow the thing to shake significantly.
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post Sep 8 2025, 07:42 AM
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I'm looking for something on this as well. I think a grommet should be easy enough it's just finding an appropriate metal insert. I can't figure out what to call it in order to initiate a search.

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