I did happen to see this video, thanks
@CHRIZ619 for the great video quality.
So I contacted GenRacer:
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because Superpro has been unresponsive so far. They informed me that this bushing kit is actually still for the lower motor mount. It is for the area of the lower motor mount that attaches to the "Roll Rod Bracket" via bolt "C". Bolt C can be seen in the diagram below:
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They also informed me that they installed the Superpro bushings and these Powerflex bushings onto the lower motor mount of their race car:
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They could not confirm the durometer rating for the Superpro bushings but for the "performance" variant of the Powerflex bushings, it seems to be 80 which is the same rating that Boomba is using for their lower motor mount.
I think I'm going to give the Superpro and Powerflex bushing combo a try as it about $65 for the combination vs. the Boomba lower motor mount that is $190. I am most concerned with the back and forth movement of the engine in order to limit the vibration/movement of the gear knob while in 3rd gear. I am going to give this a shot before also installing a top motor mount for my VN as I am trying to keep it mostly stock "appearing" for the time being. I will be attempting to install the Superpro bushings with a vice. We will see how it goes lol.
Wheel hop has been okay for my vehicle so far. I'm coming over from a 2016 GTI that used to wheel hop like no tomorrow so this application is much better.
Great suggestion
@CHRIZ619 . I also removed the rubber bumper with a screwdriver when I did my install. It was most certainly a
* and a half to get off but it finally did with a flathead. Even with removing the rubber bumper on my car I still had a ton of vagueness in the bottom gears 2, 4, and 6 before I installed the shifter base bushings which brought engagement back.
The plastic clips seemed to be pretty sturdy if that gives you even a bit of reassurance haha.