This was done on my $2009 Challenge Civic.
Most people traditionally fill motor mounts in Hondas with PL premium or 3M poly roof adhesive. Depending on the type of Poly you buy it varies in stiffness.
You need:
-Hockey Pucks $1 Ea at any sporting goods store.
-Saws All to cut out the old bushing
-Propane torch to push out the old steel sleeves. Do this before you cut the old motor mount out
-PL Premium Roofing adhesive - $5. I like the PL stuff better then the 3M , it dries faster and seems to be stiffer.
WD40 - helps to push in the hockey pucks
Drill bits - Depending on size of steel Sleeve
Step 1) Heat up the steel sleeve in the motor mount until you can push it through with a screwdriver.. Be patient. Don't heat the rubber, just the steel sleeve
Use the saws all and cut out the center of the motor mount. try and get as much of the rubber out as you can.
Cut both hockey pucks on 1 side so their flat.
Hose it down with WD 40 and use your Vice to Press it in.
Fill the center with PL Premium roofing adhesive and press in the other side using the vice. This will bond the pucks in .
Let it dry for 3 -4 hrs and drill out the center for the steel sleeve. Make sure you measure where the center is on the stocker before you cut it appart. While I used a drill bit on this one, I would suggest a stepped drill bit instead
Kick back and enjoy your Hi performance cheap motor mounts.
