Innovative 88-91 Civic B-Series Black Steel Mounts 60A Bushings (Cable to Hydro Conversion)

Innovative 88-91 Civic B-Series Black Steel Mounts 60A Bushings (Cable to Hydro Conversion)

Marsoni

M251S

$196.82

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Innovative 88-91 Civic B-Series Black Steel Mounts 60A Bushings (Cable to Hydro Conversion)SKU: 49150 60A Innovative 88 91 Civic CRX B Series Black Steel Mounts 60A Bushings (Cable to Hydro Conversion) These Innovative Mounts black steel engine mounts with 60A durometer polyurethane bushings fit 1988 1991 Honda Civic and CRX chassis with B Series engine swaps converting from cable to hydraulic transmission. They secure the engine firmly to cut down on movement and flex during hard shifts and acceleration. Drivers gain sharper throttle

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Used it as directed. Down to an eighth of a tank. Poured it in and added enough gas to get back to one half a tank. Wanted to get it mixed in really well. Immediately jumped on the interstate and ran 75 MPH for 40 miles. Stopped and filled the tank and when I restarted the engine, the light was off. Coincidence? Not a chance. Light had been on continuously for weeks. AutoZone said I needed a catalytic converter. Nope. One thing I found out the hard way. If your gas filler has a flap at the top, make sure it is easy to push aside. Mine had a little release button near the top that the filler hose would depress before the flap would release. Dumped the first bottle right on the ground. Twelve bucks wasted. No one to blame but me, I guess. Still a bargain, even at twice the price.

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Reviewed in the United States on February 17, 2026