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Hi Everyone, I am thinking of having proper engine mounts on my 370z to increase stability and feel. My friend's evo replaced his rubber mounts for metal ones. He said
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Hi Everyone,
I am thinking of having proper engine mounts on my 370z to increase stability and feel. My friend's evo replaced his rubber mounts for metal ones. He said it helped out alot. His evo feels more direct and connected to the driver. The reason stock engine mounts is rubber is because it smooths the car out, making it more comfortable to drive. But i want performance. A little rattling on the seats at idle is fine with me. It is an easy mod. My friend's mounts only cost him $60 sth. Labor is $100 sth. Has anyone done this mod? Any reviews on this forum? If so, where do you buy it? Thanks Kevin |
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