Engine mounts 034 fit many cars

[Timon]

Bought for my Audi, but dont need any more.... 2x Engine mount from 034 motorsport.
Check fitment by code - 443199379D

50 quid + postage Or sensible offers

[thecrim22]

What s2 do these fit?

[RustyNut]

Could be interested, what sort of density are they compared to stock mounts?

[Timon]

I dont have idea maybe same like stock...

[SteveH]

They are the OE rated items.

[S2TORNADO]

They are the OE rated items.

tell me i'm wrong but haven't 034 ones got "034 Motorsport" machined or cast into the bottom?
ive got a set on a car and that's how i remember them to be.

[RustyNut]

Are these just standard OEM mounts then? I'm not fussed if they are because I need a pair whatever just don't want track density ones. Put my name down for first dibs.

[Timon]

I get this from 034motorsport...Have no idea why is not logo on bottom, this mounts is from 034 I can guarantee..

[Laaf]

It's the motorsport mounts that have the 034 machined in the bottom. The street and track density looks to the eye just like OEM mounts.

[Timon]

How I remember, I was ordered this ones - http://www.034motorsport.com/chassis...-i5-p-983.html

[bikerjim]

THe one in the bad has Durometer 80 written on it, does that indicate the material density?

[RustyNut]

Track density… I'm out but still looking for OE mounts if anyone has a set that are not needed.

[SteveH]

If you check the part number on these you will see they are the OE equivalents from 034.

[Jenks]

If you check the part number on these you will see they are the OE equivalents from 034.

I see what you are saying but in this instance the part number only relates to the actual OE item, not the item that is being sold. The lower casing of the item is generic to either standard, street or track density and therefore carries the same number. The alloy/rubber bonded bit with the threaded bar is the part that differs according to density required. As previously mentioned the 80 durometer on the bag would indicate that these are infact track density.

[SteveH]

I see what you are saying but in this instance the part number only relates to the actual OE item, not the item that is being sold. The lower casing of the item is generic to either standard, street or track density and therefore carries the same number. The alloy/rubber bonded bit with the threaded bar is the part that differs according to density required. As previously mentioned the 80 durometer on the bag would indicate that these are infact track density.

You are correct. It's OE fitment but uprated track density rubber.