Can you change bushings on innovative mounts?

[Rilas]

Actually I got my car back 2 days ago. You have no idea how much better I feel having her back in the garage. But sadly the more I've been looking over the car the more and more small things I'm finding wrong with it. Also you can comment in our rides section, you have enough posts.

[Losiracer2]

I have Hasport 62a mounts well 2 (rear and Engine) and a ESP Auto to 5spd mount for my trans. I'm also using a stock front mount with an Energy Suspension insert.

So far I've got no vibrations, so going down to a 62a durometer would be the best.

I initially wanted the rear three mounts to be the billet aluminum Hasport ones but Hasport doesn't make an Auto to 5spd mount unfortunately.

[GTRON]

I have Hasport 62a mounts well 2 (rear and Engine) and a ESP Auto to 5spd mount for my trans. I'm also using a stock front mount with an Energy Suspension insert.

So far I've got no vibrations, so going down to a 62a durometer would be the best.

I initially wanted the rear three mounts to be the billet aluminum Hasport ones but Hasport doesn't make an Auto to 5spd mount unfortunately.

I'm going to be trying 85a inserts... If it's too much I'll change them out later
I'll have to look into just putting insert into the stock mount

[Rilas]

There is an insert for both the dogbone from Energy Suspension and the rear motor mount from Prothane.

[GTRON]

There is an insert for both the dogbone from Energy Suspension and the rear motor mount from Prothane.

Oh cool. I didn't feel good about totally ditching the front mount for mine

[2.2 buggy]

I run the same inovative mounts in my old h22 crx I didn't have a problem with vibration . Matter of fact only mounts I ever had prob with were older hasport mounts that had flat bushings instead of tapered bushings.

[GTRON]

I run the same inovative mounts in my old h22 crx I didn't have a problem with vibration . Matter of fact only mounts I ever had prob with were older hasport mounts that had flat bushings instead of tapered bushings.

That's good to know! Thanks!