What do they do anybody?

im thinkin about getting a new susp. setup and was wonderin what use are they to a civic or integra?

lmk thanks.

 

The metal pillowball mounts apparently help you feel the road a little better. They also take some of the squishiness out of the ride. If you get a good setup, it will probably already have them anyway. I have them on my EG6, I like 'em.

 

take the squishiness out of the ride? im sorry i dont quite understand?

may i ask what kind of setup do you have?

 

It's a lot like getting Energy Suspension bushings, only it's for the top of the shock, and it's made out of metal. It replaces the squishy rubber on top of the shock assembly with a metal-ball joint.

 

They are a nice upgrade if you are serious about racing or driving hard. They will let you feel 5 times more bumps on the road, so be prepared.

 

is that a good thing? my friend got the tanabe with pillow he said he likes it smooth

but i will feel the road? dont know if thats a good thing.
do we really need it?

 

i got tanabe sustec pro coilovers, no pillowball mounts and they handle like a dream. but im sure the pillowball mounts would help alot more, and what they mean by feeling the road is that your car will feel more responsive.

 

if you dont know what they are...odds are you dont need them

80% of the people on this board dont need them.

 

So instead of having the rubber circular piece on top of the spring it's all metal?
I'm getting Tein SS (teg) for my Eg and was looking at the mounts. Don't think I'll need them

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by FifthGearOnline &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">if you dont know what they are...odds are you dont need them

80% of the people on this board dont need them.</TD></TR></TABLE>

Exactly. Very apparent by the other responses to this thread...