Sell 93-97 Del Sol Solid Red urethane Motor Mounts Aluminum D to B swap JDM SI dohc in Riverside, California, US, for US $199.95

Returns Accepted:Returns Accepted Refund will be given as:Money back or exchange (buyer's choice) Item must be returned within:14 Days Return policy details:All returns must be in new, unused, unmodified and uninstalled condition and must be returned within 14 days of the purchase date and approved by Fatprideracing management. All returns and exchanges are subject to a 20% restocking fee. Return shipping will be paid by:Buyer Restocking Fee:No Surface Finish:Steel Interchange Part Number:10150 Other Part Number:SOHC D15 D16 TO DOHC B16 B17 B18 B20 Type:3 Bolt Post Color:Black Urethane Trim:Base S Si

93-97 Honda Del Sol Red polyurethane motor MOUNT D to B swap

100% Brand New, Never Been Used!!!!

Product Description

Mounts are used for a D series motor to a B series motor swap in a 92-95 Honda Civic.

Drivers side mount is a 3 bolt post mount and the kit is designed for a hydraulic clutch manual transmission

These mounts replace the factory rubber mounts to solid polyurethane mounts.

Virtually eliminating unwanted engine motion.

Reduce wheel hop and allow more rotational energy to be directed to the wheels.

Made from high quality Aluminum body and polyurethane mount.

Can support up to 300whp.

Polyurethane mounts transmit more vibration to the interior of the car.

Color: Red URETHANE

Application

1993-1997 Honda Del Sol with B-Series Motor & manual trans

Attention: These mounts Will not for stock D-series motor (D15 D16)

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Immediate payment is required with all purchase or a NPB (Non-Paying Bidder) dispute will be filed.

Shipping & Handling:

Items will be shipped within 1-2 business days upon payment verification.

Domestic shipping fees are applied to the lower 48 Continental States.

Deliveries are generally done within 7 business days worldwide.

Insurance is automatically included with all our shipping rates.

All domestic shipping and handling charges are set

additional reshipping charge will be applied for any retuned items due to inaccurate shipping information

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International Purchases:

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Exchanges/Returns:

Original shipping and handling charges are non-refundable

No returns or exchanges once item has been installed

Return for refund must be within 14 days of purchase and must be in new- uninstalled condition.

Return for exchange must also be within 14 days of purchase and must be in new- uninstalled condition.

We are not responsible for return shipping cost.

All returns and exchanges are subject to a 20% restocking fee no exceptions.

Auction policy

Winner will receive an invoice within 48 hrs of auction closing.

All auction sales are final.

California residents are subject to 8.75% sale tax fee

Shipping and handling fees are non-refundable.

All items will be warranty for 15 days from delivery date.

Warranty will only be applied to items installed by a professional.

Buyer takes full responsibility for products not installed by a professional.

Most items do not come with instructions.

Professional installation is strongly recommended.

All product generally ships within one-two business days of payment. If an unexpected change in product availability due to manufacturing issues or clerical error, we will notify within 2 business days.

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