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Old 01-03-2008, 09:31 PM
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The motor and tranny are out and when they go back in I would like a more intimate driving experience.....

1. By street I mean as rough as possible for some durability, this honda is not a touring car.

2. Diff mounts? Change them with or would factory be ok? Solid or fluid?

3. ACT 6 puck and fidanza fly so it bites a little bit, otherwise stock drive train.

4. Owners of such mounts want to share their experiences?


Thanks for your input.
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solid diff mounts such as the ones J's offer are really not for the street. it makes the most irritating noise on decel. so for a race its livable but not for every day driving.
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the trans mount is going to make the most difference in how the car drives. its going to transmitt tons of road noise and vibration/harshness into the cabin dur to where it mounts to the chasis. if you;re looking fomr something avoid a solid metal machined mount. make sure this one has some rubber inserts somewhere.

if anything get a more solid engine mount and leave the rest with new factory parts to avoid an uncomfortable ride
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