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Started by a91_formula, March 12, 2013, 04:38:53 PM

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#2
March 12, 2013, 05:40:30 PM
Not wanting to loose anyone a sale but it's not as simple as chucking in a single poly-mount.

Vibration will be amplified at that point alone, as I'm guessing the mounts either end (torque arm and Engine mounts) will be rubber on yours, Martyn ?

I'd be half interested in the clutch as a spare (I have a RAM with ally flywheel) - I'll keep an eye on it . . . do you mind if I ask the reserve ?

I would've bitten your hand off 3 years ago !!!  

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March 12, 2013, 06:05:50 PM
Re: poly mount - yes vibration can increase with use of a poly mount however they do tend to "break in" according to USA contacts and on an auto (apparently) can help make the shifts more firm.  

With regards the reserve - just £50!

Not looking to rip anyone off - just want to recoup a little bit of £££'s (and empty the garage slightly!!
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#4
March 12, 2013, 07:46:56 PM
I'd recommend poly-bushing provided you do it right and know what you're in for.

My car is 100% poly-bushed and the motor is solid-mounted . . . It could rattle your fillings out !

I'll keep an eye on the clutch and flywheel . . . . I've got my eye on something else and cash is short so we'll have to see.  
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