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Installed the CP-E Rear Motor Mount

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Charlotte, NC, USA
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Hey gang,

Newbie here. I installed the CP-E rear motor mount I had ordered from Whoosh last night.

Holy cow can I say I am impressed. I was honestly a little scared it was going to shake my car around at idle, but with A/C full blast at idle I could not tell a difference nor could my fiance from the stock mount. I had a CP-E race mount on my mazdaspeed3 way back when, and it was instantly noticeable and harsh. This thing is butter. I torqued the bolts to 52 ft-lbs per CP-E, and wow is that a lot lighter than I thought it would be. I wonder if some people are just tightening the beans out of their mounts without a torque wrench causing extra vibrations to transfer.

The shifting feel is so much more solid. I hooned it around a little bit last night after install, no more 1-2 motor knock/slap noise, and the shifter just feels like it should. Wheels feel a bit more planted as well.

I am loving it. I see why it was a bit more expensive, they put effort into that special rubber they have in it.
 


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Los Angeles, CA
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Hey gang,

Newbie here. I installed the CP-E rear motor mount I had ordered from Whoosh last night.

Holy cow can I say I am impressed. I was honestly a little scared it was going to shake my car around at idle, but with A/C full blast at idle I could not tell a difference nor could my fiance from the stock mount. I had a CP-E race mount on my mazdaspeed3 way back when, and it was instantly noticeable and harsh. This thing is butter. I torqued the bolts to 52 ft-lbs per CP-E, and wow is that a lot lighter than I thought it would be. I wonder if some people are just tightening the beans out of their mounts without a torque wrench causing extra vibrations to transfer.

The shifting feel is so much more solid. I hooned it around a little bit last night after install, no more 1-2 motor knock/slap noise, and the shifter just feels like it should. Wheels feel a bit more planted as well.

I am loving it. I see why it was a bit more expensive, they put effort into that special rubber they have in it.
First purchase for me as well and seriously a must for these cars. Likewise on not having increased vibration
 


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I had a new CP-E RMM in hand even before I took delivery of the car.

But this past winter, it got severely 'buzzy' and two fold in NVH over where it was in the past for some reason, so I swapped it out for the VibraTechnics one, which is even milder as far as NVH goes.
 


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Pick the mount of your choice and it really should be the first thing done to these cars. I stuck the Whoosh RMM on it 2 weeks after purchase and my first thought was if this was stock I would not know it wasn't and it feels "right".
 


haste

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Almost 70k miles on my CPE mount with no issues. It is a little buzzy/vibratey when starting from a stop but, otherwise is great. I put an eye on it every time I change the oil and it still looks like new.
 




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