P1 top mounts
06 October 2005, 07:27 AM
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For good adjustability think about Noltec/MRT top mounts.
these are available from RC Developments and a few other specialists.
There are two types, road and track. Go for the road ones.
You need to ask if the road version will RAISE the ride height as the track ones will on suspension without adjustable spring platforms, ie coil-overs.
This is due to the space the top bearing takes. OK if you have coil-overs!
Graham.
these are available from RC Developments and a few other specialists.
There are two types, road and track. Go for the road ones.
You need to ask if the road version will RAISE the ride height as the track ones will on suspension without adjustable spring platforms, ie coil-overs.
This is due to the space the top bearing takes. OK if you have coil-overs!
Graham.
06 October 2005, 07:59 AM
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I allready have coilovers on car,and am looking to change them for p1 struts/springs/mounts.have managed to track down the p1 struts/springs but without mounts?
What cost would the standard mounts be/are they the same as uk 99 mounts?
What cost would the standard mounts be/are they the same as uk 99 mounts?
06 October 2005, 11:50 AM
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Noltecs European distributer is Mocom Racing who I believe have these available for around £180 a pair.
06 October 2005, 01:42 PM
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P1 top mounts are probably standard STI ones. I got mine from Graham Goode for about £40 each iirc. Now I've put Noltec's on the front, much better, but I've got coilovers so the ride height is not a problem. Although I did read that they shouldn't raise the car by much (about 5mm) if using normal dampers etc.
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