Replacement Urethane for my mounts
Hasport mounts come with plyurethane bushings that can be easily replaced. Urethane bushing are available in 3 durometers; 62A (street), 70A (race), 88A (extreme race). The 62A is designed for street driven cars that may make it to the track once and a while. The 70A is designed for race only applications. The extreme race is designed for high horsepower, drag strip cars.
I need new bushings for my hcp mounts and I'm looking to try out these hasport bushings. Can anyone help me on which inserts I should get. I daily drive my crx with an ls and the mount kit I have doesn't line up correctly. All of the mounts are in but the front crossmember mount doesnt bolt into the crossmember. So I want to eliminate the front crossmember mount so my question is. Which bushings should I get? And if I get the 70A is it going to vibrate the **** out of me?
Any input would be cool.
Thanks
I need new bushings for my hcp mounts and I'm looking to try out these hasport bushings. Can anyone help me on which inserts I should get. I daily drive my crx with an ls and the mount kit I have doesn't line up correctly. All of the mounts are in but the front crossmember mount doesnt bolt into the crossmember. So I want to eliminate the front crossmember mount so my question is. Which bushings should I get? And if I get the 70A is it going to vibrate the **** out of me?
Any input would be cool.
Thanks
Hasport inserts are for hasport mounts. You may want to call hcp and see if they offer a stiffer urethane, or call hasport and see if their inserts are compatible with hcp. You may get lucky
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by LSB18A1 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Hasport mounts come with plyurethane bushings that can be easily replaced. Urethane bushing are available in 3 durometers; 62A (street), 70A (race), 88A (extreme race). The 62A is designed for street driven cars that may make it to the track once and a while. The 70A is designed for race only applications. The extreme race is designed for high horsepower, drag strip cars.
I need new bushings for my hcp mounts and I'm looking to try out these hasport bushings. Can anyone help me on which inserts I should get. I daily drive my crx with an ls and the mount kit I have doesn't line up correctly. All of the mounts are in but the front crossmember mount doesnt bolt into the crossmember. So I want to eliminate the front crossmember mount so my question is. Which bushings should I get? And if I get the 70A is it going to vibrate the **** out of me?
Any input would be cool.
Thanks
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I just ordered my HASport mounts from Full Race. The basically told it to me like this, if you use 62A: A quarter on your dash will dance a bit. 70A: A quarter on your dash will dance a lot. 88A: You might as well throw the quarter out the window cause it sure as **** isn't staying on teh dash board.
I need new bushings for my hcp mounts and I'm looking to try out these hasport bushings. Can anyone help me on which inserts I should get. I daily drive my crx with an ls and the mount kit I have doesn't line up correctly. All of the mounts are in but the front crossmember mount doesnt bolt into the crossmember. So I want to eliminate the front crossmember mount so my question is. Which bushings should I get? And if I get the 70A is it going to vibrate the **** out of me?
Any input would be cool.
Thanks
</TD></TR></TABLE>I just ordered my HASport mounts from Full Race. The basically told it to me like this, if you use 62A: A quarter on your dash will dance a bit. 70A: A quarter on your dash will dance a lot. 88A: You might as well throw the quarter out the window cause it sure as **** isn't staying on teh dash board.
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