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Old 28-03-2010, 05:19 PM   #1
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Default XR8 / Windsor Engine Mounts

Had both my mounts replaced 7000km ago due to them sagging.

Somehow I have managed to break the LH side mount already. I do drive the car kinda hard but it's auto so the mounts aren't under too much stress and I believe part of the fault has got to be due to a poor quality part. I'm unsure exactly what the mechanic used(I don't go to him anymore for a few reasons).

Anyways, my question is what is the most solid aftermarket mount available for an V8 AU? I don't want to be outlaying this money again in another 6 months.

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