SneezR

I was going to purchase the es motor mount inserts for my gsr which is for the lower 3 torque mounts.

I also noticed that prothane makes inserts for the top 2 (left and right mounts)

Should I get all 5? or just the es inserts?

PS I have read up on jimfabs but I wanna keep all of my teeth in tact


Modified by SneezR at 3:45 PM 7/12/2005

Finland

I replaced the left, right and rear motor mounts/inserts on my car with ES units. I left the two torque mounts stock...the drivetrain is virtually rock-solid. I really doubt that changing the stock torque mounts will make any difference. At the time I bought mine, only Spoon was manufacturing the torque mounts in poly, I don't believe anyone else makes them.

SneezR

why do you doubt that the two upper prothane mounts wouldn't make a difference than stock?

mike1114

iTrader: (1)

The two upper mounts aren't really for front to back motion from the motor, more side to side, they do help with a little front to back motion though.

Aside from more vibration, I doubt you would see a large difference from upgrading those two mounts also.

For a cheap alternative, just fill in the tranny mount with window weld. The mount near the timing belt, not much you can do.

PM-Performance

Idid all of them and absolutely loved it.

Finland

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I'm referring to the one on the front of the transmission and on the front left side of the block (on the a/c compressor bracket)

SneezR

Oh okay. Thanks

Rod.

pm'd you sneezr

lucidvtec

does that window weld fill on the motor mounts really work...does it last..cause damge..what's the skinny???

SneezR

https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=1283237

I just made the purchase on the es bushings and I decided to use 3m window weld on the 2 side mounts up top.