I got these mounts in the mail today. They look really well made and sturdy. I made a video about them.

I don't think any are defective just one seems a little iffy. Check it out.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YvkLj...ature=youtu.be

 

Go make a build thread kid. Seriously stop cluttering the god damned news feed.

 

Okay kid.

 

Please stop questioning everything and everyone!

If you have a problem with the mounts contact ESP. Other than that, install the F#@king things and be happy with your purchase. If they don't work send them back...

Are you incapable of making any decisions for your self?

 

He was able to decide to eat Peppers and Broccoli. Well, I guess if he ACTUALLY eats his fruits and veggi's his parents made that choice for him as well. Eh..

 

Really? Put the mounts on, they are made right, once you tightn down the mounting bolts, the poly will squish up in the mount and it won't move, ESP makes the best mounts for the conversion, nothing iffy about them, and they will flatten put when mounted, so quit your bitching and get working

 

Alright. Its cool now. All I got is one more question. This kit comes with the short rear mount and I need to replace the rear T-bracket with one from a Prelude (which I have) or a manual Accord. To replace the T-bracket, will I have to remove the Intake manifold or can I do everything from underneath the car? I know for a fact you can remove and replace the rear engine mount from underneath the car, just not the T-bracket.


Thanks. By the way these mounts look amazing. The guy said they were the strongest on the market. But will they cause more vibration? That's has yet to be seen.





Beefy welds and beautiful paint. This fit perfect with the H23 transmission.




I payed about $260, for everything, should have cost $270 with the power coat (that costs $10). But I asked for $10 off the price and he did it for me, nice guy. I'm grateful that such a conversion kit even exists.

 

Will hard silicone make more vibration then soft rubber? Man you are a tard.

 

60-70A OEM rubber vs 85-95A poly.... The lower the number the softer..... Gee I wonder if there will be more vibrations with harder materials......

Not like this hasn't been discussed in depth since the early 90's. Guess we should cut him some slack. He probably wasn't even out of diapers when this was first being discussed.

 

Wow, that was two decades ago... I feel like such a geezer.

 

I hear ya!