traction bar no no
i just bought me an LCON traction bar and it fits and everything the only problem is that i dont have a mount for my tranny because im using my stock tranny and d series motor. The only thing is there no mount on the bar for the tranny.
any possible solutions???
probably buy an oem one maybe
any possible solutions???
probably buy an oem one maybe
**** you guys are right and i have a sohc zc too hmm no im trying to think hard probably weld that existing piece on my stock to my new one. hmmmmmmm damn i dunno keep my stock one on and put the aftermarket one too ahhaa **** i dunno does anybody out there know what i can do???
Replace your remaining mounts with polyurethane ones, that should stiffen up the motor quite a bit.
It cant be too bad as long as your mounts are in ok condition. Mount kits for b series only have 3 mounts, so you should be good.
It cant be too bad as long as your mounts are in ok condition. Mount kits for b series only have 3 mounts, so you should be good.
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by slywfbpsi »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">not true, d-series engine have more front to back movement, Hence why most aftermarket motor mount inserts only sell the front and rear mounts inserts now.</TD></TR></TABLE>
Only due to weaker mounts.
The front and rear mount are the stabilizers, put just 1 solid mount in the front or back and watch what happens.
Only due to weaker mounts.
The front and rear mount are the stabilizers, put just 1 solid mount in the front or back and watch what happens.
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by kid-honda »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">
Only due to weaker mounts.
The front and rear mount are the stabilizers, put just 1 solid mount in the front or back and watch what happens.</TD></TR></TABLE>How about a finding a solid rear mount for the ef, so you can run a non front mount traction bar.
Only due to weaker mounts.
The front and rear mount are the stabilizers, put just 1 solid mount in the front or back and watch what happens.</TD></TR></TABLE>How about a finding a solid rear mount for the ef, so you can run a non front mount traction bar.
If you run a tight rear mount either aftermarket or just inserts you can get away with only 3 mounts. However, if you start making big power and/or running on slicks, you NEED a front mount. This is from personal experience, I cracked the rear crossmember in my CRX last year on three mounts.
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