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Sold: FS: HardRace 8722 Rear Motor Mount - 75 shipped

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Hmm. What made you switch to oe with window weld?
I wanted to try it out just to see if there was a difference and the window weld OE RMM ended up being the right amount stiffness I liked over the hardrace one. So I kept it in.

The HR RMM material is harder than the OE material, but the gaps you see in it allow for some engine give, making it a less responsive to holding the engine in place like I'd like compared to the pretty much solid mount made with the OE window-welded one.

To put it all in context from the different mounts I've used:

Softer (also less NVH, but more wheel spin) ----------> Stiffer (also more NVH, less wheel spin)
OEM (non weld) < Hard Race < OEM (welded) < Hasport 62a
 

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I've had the hardrace mount on my car for roughly 4000 miles. I've noticed a VERY subtle vibration sometimes and a specific RPM. But it's also very cold here in the northeast so that could be part of it. It's not bothersome and I wanted stock NVH. This mount makes shifting and throttle response crisper. The engine also sounds a tad louder from staying in place better from my observation. The best mod I did to my car. I recommend someone grab this at this great price.
 




 


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