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Old 08-11-2011, 09:36 PM
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Nah, I prefer my damper. Limited engine movement needed without the vibration.
Old 08-12-2011, 05:44 AM
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Originally Posted by siadam
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I read in his original thread that he installed the OEM bolt in place of a missing bolt from innovative. The OEM bolt was longer and he just cranked it in there.

I've uninstalled and reinstalled mine twice to switch out the bushings and haven't had that problem. This was simply an expensive case of user error.
I didn't get hardware with mine either, had to go purchase some grade 8 bolts from Home Depot.


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yall are wusses...

haha i have the 85a mounts and solid diff mounts
Old 08-12-2011, 06:38 AM
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Originally Posted by s2000Junky
Nah, I prefer my damper. Limited engine movement needed without the vibration.
This combo doesn't work either. I still ripped passenger mounts with my j's racing torque damper
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I got hardware.. extra actually lol
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i just ordered some hard race mounts
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Nothing wrong with the mounts; definitely user error.
Old 08-27-2011, 10:21 AM
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Update:
I have had the Innovative 75A mounts installed for less than a year, some of it on the track. Recently I could tell that something was obviously wrong -- vibration and engine sag on the right side.

I decided to order some 65A bushes and try them out before going over to the Hardrace mounts. so today I took out the 75A bushes (blk) and replaced them with the red 65As. The 75a bushes were some POS crappy polyurethane pieces that totally sagged and ended up deformed and misshapen. No wonder my car was vibrating so much. BTW the 65A bushes are very much like the OEM Honda mounts as far as I can tell so far. JFYI Here are some pics of the 75a bushes that I removed: (click on the pics for a better view)

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The pics are from the passenger (torque) side motor mount.
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Unfortunately the 65a bushing are going to do the same thing except quicker. Mine did that in half a tank of gas...
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Ouch, hardrace it is.


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