1SlowSi

These mounts look very nice and seem to be a nice solid OEM style mount that has functionality without all the car vibration from the hasport/innovative style.

http://www.vibra-technics.com/honda/s2000

passmans2kny

want

herecomesboost

Cool!

shrykhar

I have a set of their "fast road" mounts on my RSX and I like them a lot, and I'm planning to get a set for my S2000 too. The RSX isn't heavily modded or tracked so I can't/won't make any judgment on how they'd fare with harder use.

Some previous discussion on those here:
https://www.s2ki.com/s2000/topic/107...e__p__23072622

1SlowSi

I don't know if I should get the 200m or 202m race ones. The site says forced induction 200 for some reason.

"This mount is designed for track use only. If you have a track day car that is used on the road or highly tuned/forced induction road car then use HON200M."

cyclingdude723

I have the softer of the two on my car. So far no complains. There is not a big change in the vibrations within the car but they are much much stiffer when you touch the throttle. I notice it most when starting off from a stop. You get a much better feel in the clutch pedal. The car is much harder to stall now even with the sometimes finicky AEM ecu.

1SlowSi

The question of the hour would be if these are a step up from the hard race and Mugen OEM styles!

Funtimefrankie

I have a set of the street ones which are fitted to my newly built F20C, Sheepey Mani and GTX35.. Will let you know how they perform when I get it running this week.

baZurk

Is there something wrong with their site? I can't open it even from their homepage.

cyclingdude723

It seems their website is down. Here is where I ordered mine:

http://www.kseriesparts.com/cr/VBT-H...ign=newproduct