I just did it on my hatch/gsr and had it sit at home for 3.5 days and when I put it in, after 2 miles the stuff, that was not totally dry inside, came out.
Now I did it again and will wait a week now.

 

interesting lol ttt

 

***First off, i'm the rotascircuit guy. I posted up this one site,in the descussion forum, to see whats it all about and they all got FISETY and banned me till march. I still have no clue why they would do that.***

back to topic!! I installed my mount with the polyurthane black and yellow stuff from home depo. This time I had it dry for a week and now it seems fine. The car just vibrates a bit now

 

Hey sorry if I'm a little late guys,but I just got this PL window, door & siding sealant but it is white, does the color matter?!

 

I used the roof and flashing on my tranny it drys very soft it feels like its just rubber.......on my torque mounts i used premium construction it dries fast but feels different textured like hard weird plastic lol and its white kinda......and on my other mounts i used some dow stuff my friend had and thats the best it dries hard and feels real solid.....i would recomend dow if you can find it or like everyone says 3m window weld...the other stuff i wouldnt recomend if you want something solid just my thoughts on it

 

why not just weld a plate on both sides to cover it up,drill a hole for the bolt.nothing wont be as solid as this.

 

did mine almost a year ago and they're still fine.

 

This sounds like a good idea might try something with my torque mounts with welding.....i keep tearing up the loctite poly in those

 

I used DAP Polyurethane Window and Door on my drivers side mount. (1994 Integra)

http://www.dap.com/product_details.a...=28&SubcatID=6

I couldn't be happier, the car launches so much better now. I love the new feel, no change in engine vibration. My driver's mount had cracks in the rubber legs. I didn't even have to remove the mount. I just removed the tire to gain access. Cleaned the mount with Brake Clean, and filed it almost solid.

 

http://www.summitracing.com/parts/ENS-16-1105G/

 

going to 3m windo weld my accord mounts tonite.........

 

Post up pics of the progress! Good luck.

 

So I used the PL door and window sealant...it's NOT the correct one. Came out white and dried to a soft texture, very similar to the OEM rubber inside the mounts.

Went back and got the PL construction adhesive...this worked out much better. It's a tan color and dries very firm. I did 2 torque mounts, will post a review after they completely dry

 

 

BTW that PL adhesive was $5, window weld was $25 at advance auto for a small tube 0.0

 

Motor mount inserts by ES are $38.95 plus shipping.

 

i only paid like 13 for mine from either advance or autozone

 

How do you keep the center insert in place? Or do you just fill the caulk in around the existing material? I'm about to do it tomorrow with a buddy of mine.

 

You simply fill in the space

 

good to know

 

Is there a video out there showing how to do this?
*Not a mechanic... Thanks.