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Old Apr 14, 2014 | 05:42 PM
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Default Hasport Mounts

Recently just ordered the Hasport motor mounts for my civic 2000 (ek) w/ a b18b1 swap. On the driver side, the driver bracket one off the screws snapped, can i replace the screw with any other screws or does it have 2 be one off those pointy ones?

http://i1089.photobucket.com/albums/...ema/photo1.jpg

Basically my question is simple, will i need to get the pointy bolts or can i just replace it with any other bolt that will fit?

update- i have done extensive research over the internet for the pass week, people are saying that I will be needed to change my driver side post mounts to a 99 civic si, and that i need to change my rear transmission bracket to a 99 civic si ( the one that looks like an L or T). Why do I have to change the post mounts, and the rear transmission bracket when they look like they will just bolt straight on?

http://www.jhpusa.com/store/pc/viewP...?idproduct=537

I bought the 3 bolt one since my car is a 3 bolt, for the driver side it looks pretty easy, all you need too do is bolt it in.. the hasport brack example- http://i1089.photobucket.com/albums/.../engine2-1.jpg
as you can see in red, all i need too do is bolt it in, and line it up with the b18b1 post mounts, and put in some bolts and i am rdy 2 go.

I dont understand why everyone is telling me why i need a rear transmission bracket from a 99civic, and a driver side post mounts from a 99 civic?
Another question is it safe to use other bolts rather then the pointy ones?

Last edited by Uljima; Apr 14, 2014 at 06:32 PM.
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Old Apr 15, 2014 | 10:09 AM
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Default Re: Hasport Mounts

is the engine already in the car?

if you have not changed the block bracket on the timing side of your b18b1 then the EKSTK-3bolt kit you ordered will work just fine

you will need to use a 99-00 civic si "T" bracket for the rear as the integra one will not work properly

you can use other bolts rather than the 'pointy' ones
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