Pillowball shock mounts
Anyone running these shock mounts?
http://www.apexi-usa.com/store/suspe....html?model=95
Was looking for oe replacments for when I put the new coilovers on and ran across these, thoughts?
http://www.apexi-usa.com/store/suspe....html?model=95
Was looking for oe replacments for when I put the new coilovers on and ran across these, thoughts?
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Anyone running these shock mounts?
http://www.apexi-usa.com/store/suspe....html?model=95
Was looking for oe replacments for when I put the new coilovers on and ran across these, thoughts?
http://www.apexi-usa.com/store/suspe....html?model=95
Was looking for oe replacments for when I put the new coilovers on and ran across these, thoughts?
Unless yours is an exclusive track-only car, would advise against pillow ball mounts. They're a pain-in-the-a$$, literally. Solid mounts for suspension, motor, trans, diff, are just plain silly for street driven cars. Every bit of imperfect road is transmitted to the body-steering system-shifter, etc.
Trust me on that one.
Not to diss anyone but pillow ball mounts are all the rage with the "JDM as F**k" crowd for some reason.
Besides, didn't you say you went with Bilstein? S'far as I know, new upper mounts are included (maybe not but I think....) for the front and the rears use the conventional independent spring/shock set-up as OEM.
Mic
Last edited by MicVelo; Jan 26, 2016 at 10:11 PM.
No.
Unless yours is an exclusive track-only car, would advise against pillow ball mounts. They're a pain-in-the-a$$, literally. Solid mounts for suspension, motor, trans, diff, are just plain silly for street driven cars. Every bit of imperfect road is transmitted to the body-steering system-shifter, etc.
Trust me on that one.
Not to diss anyone but pillow ball mounts are all the rage with the "JDM as F**k" crowd for some reason.
Besides, didn't you say you went with Bilstein? S'far as I know, new upper mounts are included (maybe not but I think....) for the front and the rears use the conventional independent spring/shock set-up as OEM.
Mic
Unless yours is an exclusive track-only car, would advise against pillow ball mounts. They're a pain-in-the-a$$, literally. Solid mounts for suspension, motor, trans, diff, are just plain silly for street driven cars. Every bit of imperfect road is transmitted to the body-steering system-shifter, etc.
Trust me on that one.
Not to diss anyone but pillow ball mounts are all the rage with the "JDM as F**k" crowd for some reason.
Besides, didn't you say you went with Bilstein? S'far as I know, new upper mounts are included (maybe not but I think....) for the front and the rears use the conventional independent spring/shock set-up as OEM.
Mic
Terrasmak how do you like yours?
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