IAG Street EJ Engine Mount Set 75A Subaru WRX 02-07 / STI 04-21 / Forester XT 04-08 | IAG-DRV-2000

Fitment Information: This engine mount set fits 2002 - 2007 Subaru WRX, 2004 - 2021 Subaru STI, and 2004 - 2008 Subaru Forester XT. Please note that these engine mounts need you to reuse the OEM engine mounting plates. If you don't have them or they're rusted, you'll need 1 of each plate with Subaru part numbers 41031VA000 and 41031VA010 for installation. Features: The IAG Street Series Subaru EJ Engine Mounts greatly reduce engine movement caused by worn - out OEM mounts. During exciting drives, they give your drivetrain a solid feel. The 75A durometer bushings are 5 - 7% stiffer than Subaru GROUP N mounts, adding very little NVH in the cabin. The mounts have cold - rolled gold zinc - plated steel brackets, gold zinc - plated pins, hardware, and aircraft - grade 6061 billet aluminum anodized carriers machined in - house. A unique feature of IAG's Engine Mounts is the ability to change bushings according to your car's needs. The Street Series starts with 75A bushings, but you can upgrade to 90A or Solid bushings later. Instead of buying new stiffer mounts, you can simply get a bushing kit to boost performance to Competition or Race levels. What's Included: (x2) Street Engine Mounts with Black 75A Durometer Bushings and hardware. Optional and available to purchase separately: IAG Competition Series Red 90A Durometer Bushing Set of 8, IAG Race Series 2 - Piece Solid Steel Bushing Set of 4, Left OEM Engine Mount Plate, Right OEM Engine Mount Plate.

Using your IAG Street 75A EJ Engine Mount Set is easy. First, make sure you have the OEM engine mounting plates. If you don't, get the ones with Subaru part numbers 41031VA000 and 41031VA010. Install the engine mounts using the included hardware. When driving, you'll notice a big difference in how solid the drivetrain feels. As for maintenance, keep an eye on the bushings. If you want better performance later, you can easily swap the 75A bushings for 90A or Solid bushings. Just buy the right bushing kit and change them yourself. And regularly check the steel brackets, pins, and hardware for any signs of wear or rust. If you see any issues, address them right away to keep your engine mounts working great.