Has anyone ever tried filling their rear motor mount with silicon or something? I saw an article in Option about it before. I don't want to run the ES inserts on the rear anymore. They make the damn mounts brake faster.

 

Never thought about that, what month was that in?

 

i did it on my rear mount. i used polyurethane from home depot. haven't had a problem with it. cost me $3 bucks

 

mine's cracked and i was thinking of doin the same thing...or gettin new inserts

 

it doesn't matter if it's cracked. just fill it up with polyurethane. mine was also cracked but it still works

 

Thanks DA9-hari

Is there a certain kind or brand of polyurethane I should buy?

Also how did you keep the polyurethane in the mount during curring?

The article was in Option 2 Dec. 2004

 

yeah but inserts are only like 30bucks...then thing is gettin it in that's the hard part

 

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why spend $30 bucks when you can spend $3 bucks???


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Is there a certain kind or brand of polyurethane I should buy?

Also how did you keep the polyurethane in the mount during curring?
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i don't remeber what brand it was, but i think i got the one for the windows. to keep the polyurethane in the mount, wrap one side with a foil, and fill it up from the other side. once it's filled up wrap the other side with foil and let it dry. it will take about 1-2 days to fully dry. good luck

 

I used 3M window weld on all my mounts when I did my swap. It was definately worth the $9 spent.

http://importnut.net/motormount.htm

 

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http://importnut.net/motormount.htm</TD></TR></TABLE>

Yep, 3M wnidow seal.

 

thanks guys I'm off to buy some 3m window-weld.

 

good choice I've done that and its def worth it!

 

damn $13.50 for the 3m widno-weld.

 

dont get the crap on ur hands it takes 2 days to get off, lol

 

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Yeah, for the big *** container.

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Yes it does, I learned that the hard way!

 

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you're still saving money though

 

I'm too lazy to search rite now so, since you guys are on the subject... What kinda difference do you feel when doing this mod? Or is it mearly acting as a patch for future mount breakage?
Please excuse the motor mount noobness and lazyness.

 

stiffer mounts = less movement on the engine

 

I'll make a note thanks


BIG tube.... my friends and I are gonna have a motor mount filling party.

 

long term use of the 3m window weld? how well would it hold up vs energy suspension inserts?

 

heres a step by step..

http://www.superhonda.com/foru...04274

 

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http://www.superhonda.com/foru...04274</TD></TR></TABLE>

great link

 

were i get 3m widno-weld at

 

I have the ES inserts, and so far, I like them. The car vibrates more, but who cares! That's more power put to the ground instead of rocking my motor. My motor doesn't move at all when I rev it now. Very much worth the $26 I paid for them from Shaun on here.

 

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read man....advance auto for 3m...or home depot...

http://www.homedepot.com/prel8...=9876 type in "polyurethane"