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Oxas16V
2nd February 2012, 18:09
Hi,
I am a bit confused about fitting the Spoox / Vibratechnics mount on the ECU side.
Ok I need to drill a 12mm hole in the alloy arm, but what's about the oem rubber buffer
http://images.esellerpro.com/2489/I/624/155/184459.jpg
Do I have to combine the parts, are there any pros/cons If I am fitting both?
Or will the rubber buffer be useless?
Thanks a lot
Greetz Robert
Bedford126
2nd February 2012, 18:20
Yes you need to drill the hole aluminium arm and the rubber buffer to accept the 12mm bolt.
Oxas16V
10th February 2012, 09:27
Some people told me, I should not mount the rubber buffer, just the engine mount and it will be fine!
What do you think?
Greetz Robert
stevo67
10th February 2012, 11:44
Some people told me, I should not mount the rubber buffer, just the engine mount and it will be fine!
What do you think?
Greetz Robert
You need the rubber buffer as well mate.:drink:
Liam_
10th February 2012, 12:02
You need the rubber buffer as well mate.:drink:
Doesn't say in the instructions to use the buffer. I don't and haven't had any problems. :)
stevo67
10th February 2012, 12:25
Maybe not mate but I always work on the theory that if its fitted then its there for a reason(not being funny)
Bedford126
10th February 2012, 13:39
And if for any reason your bolt snaps then you have the rubber bush to give some buffing to get you home
BlackBox
10th February 2012, 13:45
Fitted mine without buffer and it's okay.
I heard the reason it is there is to stop engine dropping and damaging the sump if the mount fails. But that might be complete bs:A:
Aaron
11th February 2012, 22:58
id use it, why not? its only going to help...
Tontsy
11th February 2012, 23:01
id use it, why not? its only going to help...
i wouldnt...saves weight.
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