MK5 Golf GTI
All Things Mk5 => Mk5 General Area => Topic started by: john_o on January 16, 2009, 04:28:57 pm
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http://www.bshspeedshop.com/store/product.php?productid=16974&cat=503&page=1
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yes peeps that is metal and not rubber :surprised: , pricey but is it worth it over a the rubber std insert we all already have?
mmmm tempted as its an easier install rather than full engine mounts
John
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They dont seem pricey compared too the other mounts. :smiley:
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Any reviews anywhere to see if it increases vibration?
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So far in my experience, aftermarket engine mounts increase sound rather than increase vibration. Though of course, full-on race solids would be different.
Just fitting a dog-bone will improve power delivery.
My next mod will be VWR's 'Fast Road" engine mounts.
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they just look like there going to cause noise and vibration LOL, i would assume the other are rubber for a reason
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This is just another mount much like the VF offering but a little cheaper.
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yeah its the same but the important bit is that the insert filling the void in the OE mount is metal so I was hoping it would improve things even more.
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I would question having a totally solid insert on a road car. Track cars have their components regularly checked and changed and comfort is far less of a consideration.
AFAIK, BSH are a racing company. By comparison, VWR have separate 'Competition' and 'Fast Road' components for good reason.
But, I'm not an expert on this subject.
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very true Red , but remember the mount already has a rubber bit, so it wont be totally solid.
I dunno how bad the NVH would be, but Id certainly like to try it :smiley: