^^^ i would agree with you if it was anything else but on the topic of engine mounts, although not solid and still retaining factory/oem shape... the compound used is slightly harder
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^^^ i would agree with you if it was anything else but on the topic of engine mounts, although not solid and still retaining factory/oem shape... the compound used is slightly harder
I agree. Not everyone likes to turn their car into a rattly, race-oriented piece of junk. Particularly considering the ratio of modified Honda's that get hardparked compared to those that actually get driven. Don't need solid engine mounts for sitting in the carpark at KK.Quote:
Originally Posted by dsp26
A lot of Mugen and Spoon parts are great mild upgrades. Mugen parts generally fit like OEM too which is more than can be said for a lot of other aftermarket parts.
spoon have a rating of 70a
but no harsh rattling
very good for the street imo
thats actually pretty hard.. but i'm guessing the no rattling attribute is a result of not being solid and still have the oem gaps?Quote:
Originally Posted by 90LAN
spot on
does the job but no rattles
Who sells the spoon ones?
with the yen lukeQuote:
Originally Posted by Lukezen27
some tight asses on here would say its a rip off
but i got mine through jdm yard
or jdm concept can get for you
Yeah just don't wont my car to rattles apartQuote:
Originally Posted by 90LAN
Mugen and spoon is the sorta the same as innovative, just that it looks more OEM in the stock black colour. For me personally, innovative is cheap and servies it purpose very well
In reference to soild mounts, 60a is certainly not solid. Solid is 85a and upgrader to solid metal
Who sells the innovative Benson?Quote:
Originally Posted by Benson
Ebay has heaps of em,
If you get stuck then PM, there is one guy that i get it from
nah...go the spoon luke,woolworths, aisle 4,next to the knives & forks,heaps cheap