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Yet another breaking rear motor mount+ FAIL I mentioned this elsewhere, but thought it warranted its own thread. I happened to re-inspect my stocker rear motor mount after sticking Hotchkis ASB's in, and stashing away all the factory stuff. What I found was 2 cracks in the rubber of the stock mount. Both cracks traveled >50% of the length of the rubber, and were ~ perpendicular to each other. For all of you looking to do bolt-on's, I would strongly advise getting at least a rear mount, and the driver's side trans mount would also be a brilliant idea. Figure that the rear mount can be done when you do antisway bars, and the driver's side trans mount can be done when you do your CAI/SRI + turbo inlet upgrade, that way you already have access to the factory mounts. JMHO |
Thanks for the heads up. Good thing I am going to be replacing my rear mount soon....like in a couple of weeks.:cool: I do have my stocker (holes) filled with poly....but I haven't checked it since I put it on.:thinking: |
Yeah, way worth it. The car vibes a bit more, but the better shifts and reduced engine rocking at launch is worth it. Just get the car up in the RPM's a bit when shifting, say around 3k, so the next gear's RPM's are around 2k. The vibes are most intense from idle to 2000. |
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We have both mounts listed on our site, the rear mount is a little more then most are willing to handle but its the only "solid" solution on the market. |
its not the only solid solution out there...there are solid dogbone mounts that are more then just pressed in metal bushings |
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I could get you a combo price for all those if your interested to purchase all at once. |
PG has a combo deal going on right now for the TRZ lower and tranny mounts. That is all you will ever need. The passengee side mount does not need replacing, in fact i advise against it. The car needs SOME rubber to absorb the vibration/resonance. With the 2 trz mounts on my car it is solid as a rock! |
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Do MS6's have the same issues with mounts as MS3's ??? I would think not seeing as how our cars do not jump and skip down the street like the 3's and the fwd.. I have also heard that we have better mounts in the first place.... anyone know??? :thinkerg: |
I know the ms6 guys say that upgraded mounts do benefit the cars solidity and give much improved shifting. I have never heard of a ms6 have its engine fall out though. The cars do use different mounts, that i know. I think awr might be the only place making upgrades for the 6's. Unlike the ms3 mounts they make, they seem very good. |
Do aftermarket mounts prevent the engine from falling out? |
YES |
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they arent any better mines just about done, its an 09 with 11k. trz mount is in the mail. you must have picked the oldest thread to revive. haha |
I've broken 2 stock RMM, 1 passenger side mount and 1 driver side mount and bracket. Other issues: Entire transmission rebuilt; RR shock blown; Front axle broke. Fuck this car. |
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FUCK THIS FUCKING CAR |
I think if you are going to post negativity up like this you need to post how and what kind of driving you do. I got 38k on my 08 and drive it pretty hard everyday and don't have these issues. After reading posts like these, I got to wonder if a lot of people with these MS3s can't drive OR they are treating these cars really badly. :eek13: Remember, Evos and STis break too...:slap:(since everyone here are very impartial to these cars) |
what happened to your guys trans? im having issues on my 09 with 11k. 3rd is grinding even when its in gear if i let off the clutch too fast. |
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