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Gearbox mount options

pietrzj

pietrzj

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Hi all,

My gearbox is coming out soon and as I am replacing all the rubber suspension bits on the car gradually, the gearbox mounts are now getting my attention.

Having spent over 10years driving a classic mini with solid subframe mounts and superflex everywhere, I don't mind a hard ride as in my view the feedback and responsiveness out weighs the potential harshness.

I know its subjective, but what options could I consider on the C2 993?

Jan
 
As the box is coming out It's an easier job to fit the RS gearbox mount. have you considered a LWF? makes the gearbox noisy on idle when the oil is hot but lower gear acceleration is electric. Non Vram cars tend to stall occasionally but Vram are fine. Golden rod and short shift just to add to the bill and an MPL slave cylinder to ease your left leg.
 
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