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00d16y8 06-25-2007 11:05 PM

boost causes problems?
 
Just boosted my 00 civic and have a few questions. First off my clutch is slipping and im looking for a new one, does anyone have preferences for clutches, heard act xtreme is the way to go, but is there anything else out there. Also looking to stiffen up my motor mounts, buddy of mine told me to buy inserts, does anyone know where to get a set? any help would be apperciated

Xgenturbo 06-26-2007 12:01 AM

Re: boost causes problems?
 
F1 ebay clutch if you want to be cheapo and get a good clutch. I have their stage 3 and no problems yet.

Inserts or window weld works. again. if you're cheap use window weld. if your mom has the cash then use urethane inserts. My mom is broke as ---- plus I dont mooch off my parents like some guys on here so I used window weld.

Econo-Box 06-26-2007 12:42 PM

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Been rockin Window weld for a while now in all mounts and I have ridden in cars with Full on Poly mounts with only one being a "Solid mount" (a bolt stuck in it). IMO I think the window weld is for lack of a better description, a step down from the poly mounts. They are still stiff as hell but I dont vibrate nearly as bad as he does. his seem's to have a good rattle from idle up to like 1500 where as mine only does it at idle.

00d16y8 06-27-2007 09:28 AM

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Originally Posted by Xgenturbo
if your mom has the cash then use urethane inserts. My mom is broke as ---- plus I dont mooch off my parents like some guys on here so I used window weld.

Dont know about others but i pay for everything, my car isnt mommys or daddys


Originally Posted by 97EconoBox
Been rockin Window weld for a while now in all mounts and I have ridden in cars with Full on Poly mounts with only one being a "Solid mount" (a bolt stuck in it). IMO I think the window weld is for lack of a better description, a step down from the poly mounts. They are still stiff as hell but I dont vibrate nearly as bad as he does. his seem's to have a good rattle from idle up to like 1500 where as mine only does it at idle.

So the window weld worlks better? I need my mounts to be stiff cause i got 2 nice size dents in my hood from the motor jumping

losesomethinbra 06-27-2007 03:09 PM

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3m window weld ftw... Got mine at napa, use latex gloves or you'll be sorry...

Dont waste money on things you can do yourself, save the money for things you cant diy ;D

Tom-Guy 06-27-2007 04:43 PM

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LSD Motorsports for the clutch.

Energy Suspension mount insert kit $38 plus shipping = perfection.

drupie51013 06-27-2007 05:35 PM

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Originally Posted by Joseph Davis
LSD Motorsports for the clutch.

Energy Suspension mount insert kit $38 plus shipping = perfection.

the best combo yet. for me at least. :6

Econo-Box 06-27-2007 06:28 PM

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I cant really say the 3m is better but I can say it vibrates a little less. I can tell you my ---- aint movin like it was though.

If you dont care about sissy things like rattles then do what JD said about teh inserts and use 3m to seal them in. Didn't someone here do a write up one it?

edit
https://www.homemadeturbo.com/tech_p...s/poly_mounts/

BirdmanMD 06-27-2007 06:33 PM

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Originally Posted by 97EconoBox
I cant really say the 3m is better but I can say it vibrates a little less. I can tell you my ---- aint movin like it was though.

If you dont care about sissy things like rattles then do what JD said about teh inserts and use 3m to seal them in. Didn't someone here do a write up one it?

yeah, just run a search there was a write up. And use gloves or youll be searching for that other thread about what to use to get ---- off your hands.

Tom-Guy 06-27-2007 08:29 PM

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I've never noticed any apreciable vibration with the ES inserts, if there is any it's super minor.

00d16y8 06-28-2007 01:44 PM

Re: boost causes problems?
 
cool, got the mounts orderd.
what about clutch, which one are you guys running, xtreme, 4 puck, etc

stenseltizm 06-28-2007 01:56 PM

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Originally Posted by Joseph Davis
Energy Suspension mount insert kit $38 plus shipping = perfection.

You guys recomend getting mounts that are halfway decent shape to throw these in, or do you just throw em on your everyday 180k mile busted ass rubber? My ----'s floppin and if I don't need to go to the jy for mounts I'm just gonna insert/fill anyway, I'd be happier.

idiot-stick 06-28-2007 02:13 PM

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I used some window weld to patch up a good 20" rip in my convertible top (miata). All of the mounts in my wagon are either 100% window weld or at least repaired with it.

ryan89crx 06-28-2007 02:39 PM

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Originally Posted by Joseph Davis
I've never noticed any apreciable vibration with the ES inserts, if there is any it's super minor.

there is some, but as long as you arent a ------- ----- it shouldnt bother you

want to see vibration? install ES torque mounts and Prothane upper mount inserts(the half plastic ones), then that bitch will vibrate.

Tom-Guy 06-28-2007 03:45 PM

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Originally Posted by stenseltizm
You guys recomend getting mounts that are halfway decent shape to throw these in, or do you just throw em on your everyday 180k mile busted ass rubber?

I always throw them into busted ass mounts. If you look at the way they squeeze in and support the mount you'll see there's not much difference between using a new or a worn out mount.



Originally Posted by ryan89crx
there is some, but as long as you arent a ------- ----- it shouldnt bother you

want to see vibration? install ES torque mounts and Prothane upper mount inserts(the half plastic ones), then that bitch will vibrate.

Oh, I see. Since I'm not a passive -----boy I don't notice miniscule vibrations? Good to know.

There is no vibration like a set of the Jimfab lower torque mounts with rear mount ES insert, and no flex coupler in the DP. Whole car shakes.

1lowscort 06-28-2007 03:54 PM

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how about solid motor mouts like i have...homemade and all. it vibrates pretty good....kinda makes my balls itch though 8)

00d16y8 07-02-2007 10:47 PM

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got the inserts, but what kinda clutches does everyone use? 6 puck, extreme,etc

Tom-Guy 07-02-2007 10:53 PM

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Originally Posted by drupie51013

Originally Posted by Joseph Davis
LSD Motorsports for the clutch.

Energy Suspension mount insert kit $38 plus shipping = perfection.

the best combo yet. for me at least. :6

Notice that people agreed with me?

00d16y8 07-02-2007 11:02 PM

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yes i also agree, not trying to argue, just looking to see what particular kind of lsd clutch you are running. I want something that will last but is still streetable


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