Hasport 70A mounts on DD?
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Hasport 70A mounts on DD?
I am currently changing out bushings in my car and am now moving to the engine mounts. I already went with an OEM rear mount and filled it with a little 3m window weld for more durability/stiffness. I am awaiting for the other 2 mounts that are 70A, but am worried I wont like them. I originally wanted the 62A, but sh happens
So what do people think about this durometer on a daily driver?
Would it vibrate too much for comfort even with a OEM rear mount?
So what do people think about this durometer on a daily driver?
Would it vibrate too much for comfort even with a OEM rear mount?
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Re: Hasport 70A mounts on DD?
I am currently changing out bushings in my car and am now moving to the engine mounts. I already went with an OEM rear mount and filled it with a little 3m window weld for more durability/stiffness. I am awaiting for the other 2 mounts that are 70A, but am worried I wont like them. I originally wanted the 62A, but sh happens
So what do people think about this durometer on a daily driver?
Would it vibrate too much for comfort even with a OEM rear mount?
So what do people think about this durometer on a daily driver?
Would it vibrate too much for comfort even with a OEM rear mount?
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Re: Hasport 70A mounts on DD?
I daily with 70a all around and a 75a front. Granted, it's an rsx. But the vibrations aren't bad at all to me. Others might hate it. Every one tolerates things differently. Try to sit in someone's car that has them so you can get a feel for them.
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I'm just having second thoughts you know, and I did see that they are classified as RACE.
I want to keep my teg as DD as possible, that being said I don't want a race car in traffic at 5pm if you know what I mean lol. That's one reason I went with an OEM rear mount
I want to keep my teg as DD as possible, that being said I don't want a race car in traffic at 5pm if you know what I mean lol. That's one reason I went with an OEM rear mount
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Re: Hasport 70A mounts on DD?
I hope you like using vibrators daily, brah!
DD = daily *****.
It's going to be noisy and it's going to vibrate.
DD = daily *****.
It's going to be noisy and it's going to vibrate.
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I have 75a innovatives in my daily. If the coin tray wouldn't have a damn epileptic seizure at every traffic light I'd have no complaints.
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Re: Hasport 70A mounts on DD?
Hasports installed in my teg for the trans and engine. OEM torque mounts, (Ripped lower driver torque mount)
Hardly any vibrations.
Hardly any vibrations.
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stock lower torque mounts, stock rear mount (rear "torque" mount); barely something you can consider to be a "vibration". My axles make more noise than anything else.
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Well yah...you do know the rear transfers the most vibrations you're not in the 70A+ mount club lol
the trans one could be 90A and it wouldn't matter the drive one is slightly debatable if you were at 90A the rear at 90A I don't even want to think of I don't drive my car other then to get to race days or for fun at night, but holy **** 3-4 hours in a gutted car makes me want to die and I like things like that but it's too much sometimes.
the trans one could be 90A and it wouldn't matter the drive one is slightly debatable if you were at 90A the rear at 90A I don't even want to think of I don't drive my car other then to get to race days or for fun at night, but holy **** 3-4 hours in a gutted car makes me want to die and I like things like that but it's too much sometimes.
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Thanks for all the feedback everyone...so finally I had them installed and Wow! These are freakin stiff, the vibrations are transferred into the cabin and even the seats vibrate a little. Then when at a stop and if rpm are around 1000 my steering wheel vibrates like crazy. Let's just hope these soften up a bit
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Really, with 70a?
Thanks for all the feedback everyone...so finally I had them installed and Wow! These are freakin stiff, the vibrations are transferred into the cabin and even the seats vibrate a little. Then when at a stop and if rpm are around 1000 my steering wheel vibrates like crazy. Let's just hope these soften up a bit
Thanks for all the feedback everyone...so finally I had them installed and Wow! These are freakin stiff, the vibrations are transferred into the cabin and even the seats vibrate a little. Then when at a stop and if rpm are around 1000 my steering wheel vibrates like crazy. Let's just hope these soften up a bit
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I'm really liking these mounts now, they feel great. Either I got used to them or they settled in or both I guess. It's been about 3-4 weeks on them now and am happy with the part. And just to be clear I'm one of those guys who is OCD when it comes to a rattle or any funny noise in or outside the car. And that ls everyone for chiming in
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I can say that mine have settled down a bit...the whole car does not shake as bad anymore. But I think you have to kinda enjoy the feel they give to really say you like these lol
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this is good info in here, i'm shopping around on what to do for my rear mount and fronts, and as far as i know, the fronts are ripped, and the rear is generic replacement
cant decide if want generic mounts with energy inserts, or like a poly rear and eliminate fronts like most people do. so if anyone has input on doing one over the other it is appreciated
its a second car but i drive it a lot, mostly around town since i just don't feel good revving the car at nearly 4K on the highway for too long. its a 96 4 door GSR with just i/h/e
cant decide if want generic mounts with energy inserts, or like a poly rear and eliminate fronts like most people do. so if anyone has input on doing one over the other it is appreciated
its a second car but i drive it a lot, mostly around town since i just don't feel good revving the car at nearly 4K on the highway for too long. its a 96 4 door GSR with just i/h/e
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