I'm sourcing out my vibration problem on my 93 EG so I'm wondering if anybody are running these mounts:

I got them from ebay as the result of a compulsive buy. If you are running these mounts, do you have any vibration problem?

 

bump for some help.

 

ok, this is just me thinking logically.... so bare with me..

solid mounts vibrate.
they are solid mounts.
therefore, those mounts vibrate.

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by jbell &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">ok, this is just me thinking logically.... so bare with me..

solid mounts vibrate.
they are solid mounts.
therefore, those mounts vibrate.
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those are pieces of crap, try this:

pull really really hard on the black rubber crap, outwards...it'll pop out.

see how its only about 1/2 inch thick? the steel bushing is going to sag down in those black discs over the course of a year.

so thats what you get with ebay.

 

I would get some hasport or hcp mounts. They may be expensive but its worth keeping your motor where its supposed to be and not on the ground

 

Unless you can figure out how to use OEM mounts you're going to have vibrations with solid mounts like that.

 

i'm well aware there might be some vibration to these aftermarket mounts, but I dont think it would get to the point of making your cd player skip. thanks to those who were being helpful.

 

with those mounts, vibration isn't the problem

please take them apart while they're out of the car and see what I mean, the black urithane parts only go 1/2 inch in from where you can see them, the middle is hollow, the bushing in the middle that the bolt goes through will sag down 3/4 inch in the first year.

take them apart and tell us what you find. I would recommend filling the inside with some kind of epoxy gel that would not completely harden, or even fill it with urithane if you can find it in some kind of an epoxy 2-part or melting kind you could pour.

Those mounts are ****.

I just filled mine with fiberglass resin, now thats solid! Still wouldn't make my CD player skip (if i even had one) and I don't have balance shafts either.

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by jbell &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">ok, this is just me thinking logically.... so bare with me..

solid mounts vibrate.
they are solid mounts.
therefore, those mounts vibrate.
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The mounts pictured at the top are not solid mounts. See the black stuff?



These are solid mounts....
therfore your syllogism in line 2 is DEAD WRONG!
and therefore you are not thinking logically.

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by SuperSlow &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">The mounts pictured at the top are not solid mounts. See the black stuff?



These are solid mounts....
therfore your syllogism in line 2 is DEAD WRONG!
and therefore you are not thinking logically. </TD></TR></TABLE>

superslow strikes again, we're like the correct team tonight or something, keep up the good work dawg

those are some SOLID mounts if i've ever seen them

 

they look like some mounts that a fellow h-t member is selling as far as i know there pretty goodhttps://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=1432601

 

NO THEY ARE NOT GOOD NO THEY ARE NOT GOOD

look at the driver side mount, the one with the biggest barrel (center in both pics)

see how the OPs has the formed (bent/cheap) metal gusset, and the "for sale" ones have a solid-*** piece of metal.

THIS is the difference between HT supporters and EBAY.

THESE MOUNTS ARE **** DO NOT USE THEM WITHOUT MAKING THEM GOOD DO NOT USE THEM THEY ARE BAD THEY ARE BAD DO NOT USE THEM PLEASE SOMEONE READ WHAT I AM SAYING PLEASE




what the hell is going on tonight with the wrong information crowd?

[has a party for #700]

 

wait... so you are saying these mounts are not good?

 

If the above said ebay mounts are only mere 1/2" rubber grommets, then couldn't/wouldn't just filling in the hollow area with Window Weld[$4.99 a tube @ most hardware stores] and placing a cuff or tube of some sort in the middle be a good way to reduce the sag and overall life of the mount?

BTW, jus bought a set of those mounts, good looking

 

Dynomat

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by 99exd16y8 &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Dynomat </TD></TR></TABLE> Are you saying that you want to fill the mounts with Dynomat? that will not solve the sagging problem described by mike.

 

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scissors!

now that we're done with the word of the day....

i'd say that as long as what you're filling with cannot possibly stretch over time then it'll be fine, like my fiberglass resin. If you just use calk, for example, over time the mounts will just sag like they were going to without teh calk. I'd recommend JBweld or something harder, but you're not going to get a vibration-free car with those and have the mounts last without the engine sagging.

its what you paid for though, 140 for engine mounts...wow.

you could use a dinnerplate as a flywheel, they're only $10, and you can use those clear tail lights, they are cheap too.

do they make any other cheap car parts for people to buy, i think im going to get on this cheap bandwagon, it seems like a great idea.

i can get so many more parts this way, with them being cheap and all. shoot i can't even tell the difference.

 

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its what you paid for though, 140 for engine mounts...wow.

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so what about the $149 mounts that a fellow h-t member sells....... my friend bought some bseries mounts from him for his 90 hatch and he hasnt had a problem hes been riding on them for some months now. I think you just have to be a smart shopper bottom line . hell my homboy with the hasport mounts on his ef has valve cover hitting hood issues

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by SuperSlow &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote"> Are you saying that you want to fill the mounts with Dynomat? that will not solve the sagging problem described by mike.</TD></TR></TABLE>

I was talking about useing to stop the vibration, not fill the mounts with it.