golf housos vr6 is the same, he replaced all his strut mounts, im pretty sure its normal, when the cars jacked up the gap disapears, when its on the ground gap is back.
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Question abot Mk4 strut top hat
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That Mount is Well Wickedly ****ed..
Replace em every 6 months.. it retains cabin comfort and makes it handle a little better
The MKIIIs always have the bigger gap
you could always get KMAC Mounts and eliminate that bushing all to gether and get much more alignment settings
I was doing my R32 mounts every 3 months...Last edited by ranton-inc; 22-04-2009, 07:45 AM.
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Originally posted by HitmanR32 View PostThat Mount is Well Wickedly ****ed..
Replace em every 6 months.. it retains cabin comfort and makes it handle a little better
The MKIIIs always have the bigger gap
you could always get KMAC Mounts and eliminate that bushing all to gether and get much more alignment settings
I was doing my R32 mounts every 3 months...
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Originally posted by Manaz View PostI'm about to replace mine again. Probably getting the 034Motorsport ones in (they're tougher, should apparently last longer).
If anyone's interested, let me know...
my strut tops have a gap from tower. but the odd thing is that the Konis didnt have a gap.
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Originally posted by Manaz View PostDid you end up getting them dynod?
I've got a bit of a gap - I also have a busted strut top at present thanks to the hit the car took recently on the M5.
yeah, i read about the accident. sorry to hear. at least its an excuse to upgrade!
another drive today, very nice ride and still great handling.
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