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Me thinkst this Bushing was kaput


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I think it went before I purchased the vehicle. I have replaced the coils, plugs, brake & rotors, brake fluid, PSM control module, water pump, primary fuel pump, Cardin shaft, tires, lights & air filters ... Finally got to this item. All in the past 9 months.

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We used to fill the boxster engine mounts with a liquid plastic to fill the void. Seems to work better than the original rubber porsche used.

The part will reduce engine vibrations and help with smoother acceleration. The torque will be transferred to the transmission rather than twisting the engine block.

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We used to fill the boxster engine mounts with a liquid plastic to fill the void. Seems to work better than the original rubber porsche used.

The part will reduce engine vibrations and help with smoother acceleration. The torque will be transferred to the transmission rather than twisting the engine block.

I really like this idea.. any suggestion on what to use? Would RTV work?

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Try google: Devon Flexane 94 for prices.

Here is the link to the manufacturer: http://www.devcon.com/products/products.cfm?family=Flexane®%2094%20Liquid

This should be better than the original.

http://www.renntech.org/forums/topic/10005-boxster-engine-mount-replacement/

Thanks. Pricey little devil isn't it.. It's the sort of thing people should do a group buy on one package, since it looks like 1LB (the amount it comes in) would be enough to do a LOT of the mount bushings.

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