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California For Trade - PRL motor mount for stock FL5 mount

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Please SoCal only. I have a PRL RMM I want to trade for a stock FL5 mount to upgrade my civic si mount.

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Hi, quick question: Why are you trading your PRL RMM? Was it too stiff?
I’m just going for an OEM+ build. I don’t think it’ll be too stiff or anything outside of minor A/C raffles and maybe vibration at 1200rpms or so. It’ll feel better than the type r. I had a 70a 27won mount on my 2019 civic si and it was like that.
 

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I’m just going for an OEM+ build. I don’t think it’ll be too stiff or anything outside of minor A/C raffles and maybe vibration at 1200rpms or so. It’ll feel better than the type r. I had a 70a 27won mount on my 2019 civic si and it was like that.

Great, let us know how the Type R mount compares to the stock one. I'm debating that same thing - if the PRL is too stiff for a fun daily.

Chilly did the Type R mount -> PRL mount and he said the Type R didn't really change things compared to stock so I'm interested in your opinion.
 


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Great, let us know how the Type R mount compares to the stock one. I'm debating that same thing - if the PRL is too stiff for a fun daily.

Chilly did the Type R mount -> PRL mount and he said the Type R didn't really change things compared to stock so I'm interested in your opinion.
If it doesn’t change much there’s also an insert power flex makes (https://www.powerflexusa.com/shop/p...nl-TTaljj8Idpq1gfXetMIaAg_dEALw_wcB#attr=2826) they have two different bushing types for it as well. That should be a happy medium between stock and full mount.
 

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Is there a difference between the Si and Type-R rear mount? It looks like they're the both part number 50890-T20-A11
 
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Is there a difference between the Si and Type-R rear mount? It looks like they're the both part number 50890-T20-A11
Type R PN is different. Appears to have more material in the center. It was the same thing with the 10th gen where the si had less material and more flex and type r had more material and less play. It just makes shifting from 1-2 feel sloppy if you go above 4k rpm so I was short shift it.

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Is there a difference between the Si and Type-R rear mount? It looks like they're the both part number 50890-T20-A11
No, they are different, the Type R is 50890-T60-A21 , while the Sport, Si, and Sport Touring is 50890-3K0-H21

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