how do you make all your mounts solid?
i was wondering how can i make all my mounts solid on the 4th gen lude is ok to use the stuff they sell at home depot like some silicone stuff i dont know what to use any suggestion?
get some energy suspension motor mount inserts for 30 bux.. vibration is a bitch though! but i still have mine in there..
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It helps quite a bit with wheel hop. Goes really good with harder radius rod bushings.
When the engine moves it takes away momentom from your drivetrain aswell. It's also good if you have a linkage type shifter - shifts will be more percise. You'll also notice that you can chirp you tires alot easier.
It helps quite a bit with wheel hop. Goes really good with harder radius rod bushings.
When the engine moves it takes away momentom from your drivetrain aswell. It's also good if you have a linkage type shifter - shifts will be more percise. You'll also notice that you can chirp you tires alot easier.
want to replace all the bushings on my car, i can't wait. screw the vibration, my prelude isn't a family car. just need to save up for the kit and the rest of the mounts. don't they also make the side and tranny bushings?
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by superjunprelude »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">what about the side mount and the tranny mount
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don't worry about those. they're not in a torque position. just make sure they're not torn and are in good shape.
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don't worry about those. they're not in a torque position. just make sure they're not torn and are in good shape.
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