Can anyone tell me anything about these? They claim they are stronger than stock mounts, easier, to install, and reduce wheel hop, etc. . .

Has anyone done this? or is this a hole for me to throw 25 dollars in. . .

 

they arent mounts, they are inserts for your stock mounts. Do a search, I'm sure this topic has been covered before.

 

i did, some other guy asked about them in this forum, but no one answered the question about if they are useful. . .

 

so do u get these if u blew ur mounts? or do ur mounts have to be new so that the insert's can be inserted?

 

its supposed to be reinforcement i guess, not as much flex or vibration from the engine which somehow is supposed to translate to less wheel hop

 

Energy Suspension's mounts are inserts. They way they help reduce wheel hop is because you motor isn't moving around as much and more force is kep on your suspension. It' not a night and day difference on the wheel hop, but you'll notice less weight transfer going around turns. If you wanna get real mounts look @ the prothane stuff. Better made, and you actually remove all your rubber in one of the mounts (civic's atleast).

There is more vibration obviously.

 

is it a bit ch to put in the prothane stuff??

i was interested in energy suspension because its supposed to be easy. . .

 

thanks for asking this question. I was talking about removing my intake manifold to clean my EGR ports and somebody said I could easily do a "polyurethane motor mount insert" for the rear motor mount while i was at it.

i was like

 

well **** dood, everyone has the questoin but no one has the answer, maybe i should just buy a set of these and put them in over spring break. then everyone will know.

 

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