Spoon Engine Mounts or Innovative


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chrisrocks_22

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Need some new engine mounts as a few of mine are going, stuck between Spoon mounts or Innovative (60a) use my car for daily drive. will spoon shake my car to death?
 
get the innovative billet mounts mate,got mine and seem really good piece of kit
 
anyone know where to get innovative billet mounts? searched the usual Ebay, funky power.... lookin for cheapest obv
 
If you want cheap, ITuned can just poly fill your old ones
 
also if your just looking at cheapest options you can buy pattern mounts from Tegiwa,,,
 
Hardrace is very good especially for a street car.
 
Innovative hands down. You'll thank me later. Bit of weight to be saved too!
 
Sourced a spoon set for my dads dc2 a while ago. They are what you'd expect from spoon, hardcore, dash shaking material, altough they calmed down after they "bed in" , But awesome to drive with so responsive and no wheel hop. I personally loved them.
 
mine shakes the life outa my car lol they are 85a's tho so i new they would be.Good job its a track car as i would be shook useless if it was a dd.i say go for the innovative billet 60a mounts and ull not go far wrong
 
so the general feeling is the spoon ones are too harsh for road use...how about the mugen ones anybody know the 'hardness' rating for them...?
 
Innovative hands DOWN !, are a much smarter investment.

The spoon ones arent harshe. ( but they arent really much of an upgrade when compared with the innovative ).

A buddy payed out the ying yang for a set of spoon and I got the inovative set ( both runnings B series motors, similar setups ).

They both ride smooth, but his still has more engine movement than innovative.

So overall Innovative should be your option ! .
 
I went Innovative, it is the way to go.

I noticed such an improvement and no more wheel hop.

When ordering you can choose to order a stiffer bushing if you have a crazy setup or just want a stiffer & better response.
 
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