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Originally Posted by NewYorkJon34 I wish ingalls would release something to fix this, I had a ingalls etd on my last car and I could feel the difference True. But

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Old 09-09-2009, 11:45 PM   #20 (permalink)
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I wish ingalls would release something to fix this, I had a ingalls etd on my last car and I could feel the difference
True. But I had 75A Innovative mounts on my RSX which are pretty heavy duty with a torque damper by Ingalls and I hated it! the launch was perfect even with street tires. But for a daily drive I couldnt stand the vibrations after about 4 months. I guess you got to ask yourself what you want out of your car. Although the good thing about the torque damper was I could install it and unistall it before and after the track but the mounts still tranferred a lot of the vribrations to the cabin. I know a bunch of guys with only the torque damper and they say its just as bad as having the 65A mounts or inserts.
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