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Vibratechnics 02-06 RSX / 02-05 Civic Si Engine Mount Kit
Part Number: HON160--165--170M

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Vibratechnics 02-06 RSX / 02-05 Civic Si Engine Mount Kit
Part Number: HON160--165--170M

★★★★★ ★★★★★ 25 Reviews
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Product Details

Part Number: HON160--165--170M
Brand: Vibratechnics
Position: Mount Kit
Insert Hardness: Rubber
Transmission: Manual

Vibratechnic set out to make the highest quality products on the market. We come from a OEM background and our technical director was actually involved in the design and development of the original Civic and Accord engine mounts for Honda in the UK back in the mid 90s.

We never ever use polyurethane because its such a poor vibration isolator, it also have issues with temperature stability, we only ever use OEM standard rubber compounds.

When we set about designing the EP3/RSX system we started from scratch. The right hand (engine side) mount took the most time developing because its characteristics are critical. It is also the one that is most prone to failure. It can be fitted without the other mounts and the performance gain from this part alone is fantastic. It is also very price competitive with the OEM parts over here.


WARNING: This product may contain chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer or birth defects. www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.

Vehicle Fitment

Year Make Model Trim Notes
2002 Acura RSX Base Manual
2002 Acura RSX Type-S Manual
2002 Honda Civic Si Manual
2003 Acura RSX Base Manual
2003 Acura RSX Type-S Manual
2003 Honda Civic Si Manual
2004 Acura RSX Base Manual
2004 Acura RSX Type-S Manual
2004 Honda Civic Si Manual
2005 Acura RSX Base Manual
2005 Acura RSX Type-S Manual
2005 Honda Civic Si Manual
2006 Acura RSX Base Manual
2006 Acura RSX Type-S Manual

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Do not install these without K-Pro
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Chris | July 8th, 2017
With the AC off and the cooling fan not running, these mounts are very nice. No vibrations and very close to stock. Although as soon as the engine fan turns on, the vibrations increase, but still isn't bad. God help you if you are running the stock 750rpm idle setting and have the AC turned on. Cabin vibration is harsh and anything loose will vibrate loud and drive you crazy at a stop light. If you are daily driving your RSX, I would not recommend these mounts if you don't have K-Pro. That being said, these mounts do hold the engine much better. Wheel hop is completely gone and the throttle response is much better. Induction noise sounds great when you are gunning it. After about 3k miles, the mounts loosen up a bit and the 1st/2nd gear jerk happens again. I'm sure once I get K-Pro I'll like these mounts more. Until then I will probably reinstall the stock rear (firewall side) mount to reduce vibrations. Mods on car: -Short Ram Intake -Hondata Reflash -KTuned Race Header -RS-R ExMag Catback
mine vibrate
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CG | May 30th, 2015
The engine is stiff so i guess they do their job, but ny car does vibrate pretty bad.
It's a great product...but an absolute nightmare to install
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Steve K | November 14th, 2014
Honestly, these motor mounts are excellent. Just the right and left mounts are able to handle the weight of the motor and transmission which makes the rear mount icing on the cake. The car does exhibit a little additional vibrations, but it has definitely settled down. Even on cold mornings, the vibrations are bearable. My only complaint comes with installing the rear mount. Unless you drop the subframe, there is no easy way to torque down the bolts that attach the rear mount to the subframe with hand tools. Because of that, I incorrectly tightened one bolt which then proceeded to get stuck in the nut. I ended up having to cut it off with a dremel which was less than ideal. I'd recommend vibratechnic consider threading those holes similar to the factor rear engine mount to ease the installation.
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