Whats the easiest way to install Energy Suspension rear Motor Mount Bushings?
I hear the fronts are easy and I should have really waited for them to come in before I did my swap up that would have set me back about 5 days so anyway whats the best way to install the rear inserts and also how much does a TB gasket cost? I keep hearing its alot easier with it outa the way.
Thanks
Dane
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B]1992 Prelude VTEC[/B]
* JDM H22 w/ H22 Tranny
* Blue AEM CAI
* ACT HDSS
* Apex'i V-AFC
* Energy Suspension Master Kit w/ Rear Trailing Arm Bushings
* Energy Suspension Motor Mount Inserts
* NGK Blue Wires
* Fiberglass Spoon Replica Lip
it's not really that bad, but yes it is easier to install the inserts in if you remove the TB, however, i don't know if it's completely necessary. i didn't replace the gasket even though it was all cracked and brittle. i probably should. the hardest part for me was puting the mount back in and threading the bolt that goes through the center of the mount. there is a really nice write-up on how to install these somehwere on here. i'll put the link up when i get back home if no one else does before me.
oh yeah if you aren't worried about cracking your valve cover, it helps a lot if you crouch on top of it to get at the bolts that hold the mount in. you can see a lot more from above and it's much easier to find the bolts with a socket.
Dang, Ronnie! You're linking people now? YOu oughta be a Mod!
J
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