Yeah, I suppose sales are slow when you take an existing product, double the price, and put it up for sale...

 

yeah... they make their own now.

 

Yeah, I did a group buy on DMR mounts when they first came out. They were $125 shipped. Great price for a great product. The only problems people had were a bit of vibration with the extra firm rear mounts. You can mix and match through DMR (or at least you could last I checked), so IMO it's the way to be.

 

Man that was a looong time ago and i don't regret it a bit. I've recommended motor mounts to a lot of people in the last few years.

 

AVB! Mah homie! Long time no see.

My mounts have always been great too, for the limited times my car has been running.

 

what about filling the stock motor mounts? its on the RRM guide thingy in the articles section, how well does that work?

 

Works fine.

Some people just aren't as DIY-friendly, so we buy DMR or RRM ones.

 

lol ok, i may have a bash at just filling the front mount, i read that was easy and helps alot, plus i got a damper on the way, so i should be set.

 

Do it! It's really easy. Undo the motor<->mount bolt, unhook the crossmember, fill, let dry, bolt the crossmember back up, bolt the mount to the motor.

The hardest part is waiting for it to dry.

 

lol ok, thanks for the help.
i will probably do it next weekend, im gonna paint my headlight housing also, so my car isn't gonna be drivable for a day or two.

 

If you are doing the work it may not be driveable ever again.

just kidding dude. Those are easy but time consuming jobs.

 

lol your right, somehow i will screw it up. i guarantee it, infact i would put money on it.
either that or i will damage a part of my body, it's usually me or the machine that gets broken.

 

I have extra stock motor mounts if you screw it up. I may just fill them myself and sell them in the future.

 

lol thanks mate. Hopefully i will be ok, i mean whats the worst that could happen?

 

Couldn't hurt. I sold my Lancer a year ago, but I just sold my stock rear mount last month.
By now, the guy's probably chucked it full of WindoWeld...