slutz4

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mmr motor mounts are violent but I do it, and I know several other people that use em. I just installed there differential mounts but my car is blocked in garage from snow so I havent drove with them yet. I heard they will actually make the mmr engine mounts less harsh when the mmr diff bushings are installed also.

Savington

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Just ordered the MMR mounts. We'll see how bad they really are...

Braineack

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think massage chair on high...

miatamania

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I've got MS MM and MMR solid Diff....car rattles like a bitch, but the diff mounts really didn't seem to hurt anything at all compared to what the Motor mounts did. I love it.

Turbo_4

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I love my comp. mounts. Put them in when the tranny was out. It was definitely a balancing act getting them in there just right. There's nothing like solid mounts vibrating your junk first thing in the morning.

Savington

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Jesus the MMRs rattle the car. If you DD your car, stay the hell away.

NA6C-Guy

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Wait, Im still confused. I have the MS engine mounts, didnt really notice all that you guys did, but Im still confused on the MS diff mounts. Improvement or not? I see the MMR ones help, but make the driving experiance a bit more... vibrant (vibration...) I do daily drive mine and have spent a long time getting rid of major rattles, and dont want to make more. MS diff mounts help any, and I assume dont make the vibrations much more noticable? I still have issues with major wheel hop and shifting under hard accel (shifter feels like its attached to putty when I shift from 6500-7000, and takes a good second to slip into gear). I figured the engine mounts would have cured most of that. And I even have all new suspension bushings, figured that would also cure most of my wheel hop. Oh well, the quest goes on and on.

Side note, anyone ever used a PPF brace like trackdog sells? Not sure how that would do a whole lot for stiffening, but maybe it does.

Savington

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I had stock motor mounts and the Energy Suspension diff mounts for a while. The car didn't buzz, but it did vibrate a little more at certain RPM (probably because the diff and tranny aren't lined up correctly). Just doing the diff mounts improved shift feel by quite a bit. The motor mounts improved it by an equally large margin. The shifter is SOLID now.

This is going from broken OE motor mounts to solid pucks of UHMW, though.

NA6C-Guy

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Thats good to hear. Im still not sure why I didnt feel this god like change with the MS engine mounts, since my stockers were both broken (or at least split, but not fully broken into 2 pieces). Id surely like to have some improvement in shifting and overall drivetrain slop. Just not as solid feeling as I would like, but then again I guess you cant have solid and smooth at the same time. I will try with the MS diff mounts and see how I like them. I havent even had a look at the stock diff mounts though, maybe they are ragged to **** and back. I guess I could have had a peak by now.

akaryrye

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Ive been in cars with solid mounts and my last miata had the comp mounts ... something inbetween would be nice.

JTod

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I like the comp mounts on my motor only, very little additional vibration.

VagaXt

Mazdaspeed Comp motor mounts and Energy Suspension diff mounts in my car: absolutely love them both. I had the MS motor mounts first, made a huge difference keeping the motor and tranny steady, but had little tranny movement still. Getting the diff mounts solved that problem. Also, with this combo, it's still tolerable on a DD IMO; it just vibrates a bit in the 2000-3000rpm range and even then, it's not that bad.