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  • andy10v
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    If you get the 034 ones you might want to get them welded to stop them popping apart.

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  • RustyNut
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    Originally posted by Rusty
    Russ, I have a snub here; it's a gret upgrade over stock.

    We might be able to combine postage for 034 ones from the states.
    Up for that mate. You'll have to take mine for a drive and see what I mean.

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  • Rusty
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    Russ, I have a snub here; it's a gret upgrade over stock.

    We might be able to combine postage for 034 ones from the states.

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  • andy10v
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    Originally posted by Vorsprung durch Technik
    How does this work then? Any modifications needed or are they a direct fit?
    I have not ordered a set yet, just read about it.

    I will let you know.

    A "google" for 911 engine mounts, and they dont look a million miles away.







    Rennline do solid billet ones, and there are poly ones as well, but I would have thought that rubber engine mounts would make quite a nice stiff but not silly gearbox/diff mount.

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  • rynaqui
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    I do currently have OEM mounts which I changed last year, would it be worth going poly or solid mounts?

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  • Vorsprung durch Technik
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    Originally posted by andy10v
    People on motorgeek have been using stock Porsche engine mounts as uprated rubber gearbox mounts.
    How does this work then? Any modifications needed or are they a direct fit?

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  • Error404
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    I guess they would be these?

    http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Porsche-91...item2598b2638e

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  • RustyNut
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    I think i'm in need of some new mounts now... Having driven the car for the first time in a while over the weekend the only thing that's letting her down now is the amount of general movement there is from the transmission when pulling away in first. I've not changed of my engine, snub, or gearbox mounts and wondered if it's worth doing the diff mount at the same time? I would like something slightly stiffer than standard so am interested in Porsche engine mount suggestion. I'll have a look on Motorgeek and see if I can find the link. Other than the Porsche ones, what else is available that isn't too track focused? I had ally mounts and poly on my previous car and it was too much for road use so looking for something that's good quality and going to firm things up nicely.

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  • andy10v
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    People on motorgeek have been using stock Porsche engine mounts as uprated rubber gearbox mounts.

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  • Rusty
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    Not too keen on poly having sat in SteveH's with some RS ones in. Density line would be more suited I think...

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  • Error404
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    some more info on the Polish poly ones on ebay:

    Mount are made from anodised alloy (7075)
    Central sleeve is stainless steel
    Polyurethane is 85 ShA

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  • k.alle
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    I run 034 street density. Nothing to complain about, nice and firm.

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  • Jamo
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    They look decent for the price

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  • Colesy
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    These recently appeared on ebay:
    http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Polyuretha...item27e76decec

    Messaged the seller about them and received this reply:

    "They are made by company in Poland. They are new on the market but good enough to attract koraszewski auto sport ( Google it). "

    So left it at that, would be interested to know more about them though.

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  • Jamo
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    RS Fabrications ones & 034

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