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I use Hardrace's kit in my classic, engine mounts, gearbox mount and pitch mount, been running them for around a year and very happy with them, a big improvement generally in how the car feels but very little in the way of additional noise/vibration, infact the only difference I've really noticed it that regard is a little more gearbox whine at low speeds in the cabin, but that's hardly a bad thing!
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I use Hardrace's kit in my classic, engine mounts, gearbox mount and pitch mount, been running them for around a year and very happy with them, a big improvement generally in how the car feels but very little in the way of additional noise/vibration, infact the only difference I've really noticed it that regard is a little more gearbox whine at low speeds in the cabin, but that's hardly a bad thing!
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Yea possibly, but it still gave a vast improvement over the standard items, unless your running a lot of power or tracking the car on a regular basis I can't see the need for anything stiffer, they do everything you want from uprated mounts but with little compromise. I'd assume the STi ones are also pretty road friendly?
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Yea possibly, but it still gave a vast improvement over the standard items, unless your running a lot of power or tracking the car on a regular basis I can't see the need for anything stiffer, they do everything you want from uprated mounts but with little compromise. I'd assume the STi ones are also pretty road friendly?
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