J, Sorry mate its always me that replies but it does look like your going down a similar route to me with your car.
I used function first transmission mount inserts to take up the sag from the original rubber bushing. I used the yellow one as they said the black would be too hard for the road. if you want it as original as poss and not hardened up then go with the orange. they take about a week to arrive and I think its something like $35 shipping .
Dont use the cheapy ones that are selling over here, a few months ago a few tried them and it got really bad reviews and most took them off. another example of Chinese junk they are making something that looks the same but they dont put in the technical time to understand how or why.I see it all the time eventually we will realise this in the UK and stop buying nasty Chinese goods.
Is your car a tip or man.
I have had the function first ones fitted for about a year and happy with them _________________ 911 Owners,Some Invest In The Future,
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seeforez Barcelona
Joined: 10 Jan 2016 Posts: 1426 Location: up norf
Posted: Fri Mar 17, 2017 9:55 pm Post subject:
excuse me mr phil997
i have been buying chinese takeaways for years now and never had an issue? _________________ 997.1
Phil 997 Fuji
Joined: 05 Dec 2015 Posts: 9096 Location: Bournemouth,Dorset
excuse me mr phil997
i have been buying chinese takeaways for years now and never had an issue?
well thats because they only last 15 mins and dont you find a couple of hours later your hungry again , so not even their food does the proper job , it looks like a meal but doesnt last like a meal _________________ 911 Owners,Some Invest In The Future,
Others Enjoy The Moment Today.
-- 997 -- Hockenheim
Joined: 11 Jun 2015 Posts: 749
Posted: Fri Mar 17, 2017 10:04 pm Post subject:
Phil 997 wrote:
J, Sorry mate its always me that replies but it does look like your going down a similar route to me with your car.
I used function first transmission mount inserts to take up the sag from the original rubber bushing. I used the yellow one as they said the black would be too hard for the road. if you want it as original as poss and not hardened up then go with the orange. they take about a week to arrive and I think its something like $35 shipping .
Dont use the cheapy ones that are selling over here, a few months ago a few tried them and it got really bad reviews and most took them off. another example of Chinese junk they are making something that looks the same but they dont put in the technical time to understand how or why.I see it all the time eventually we will realise this in the UK and stop buying nasty Chinese goods.
Is your car a tip or man.
I have had the function first ones fitted for about a year and happy with them
Hi phil, thanks always for your replies back and always anyome else on forum, knowledge is power and we are always still learning
Ok i was planning to getbthe Rennline semi mounts as in the link below etc..
Yes I have the rennline adjustable semi solid engine mounts and also used the yellow on yellow bushing which is supposed to be very close to the RSS mounts feel , carrara monkey went with yellow over blue bushing on his and also seems happy.but deffo a good idea to do the transmission mount insert at the same time as the engine is supported in those three places so why do 2 and leave the 3rd . You will find the characteristics of the car change it feels more mechanical and gt3 ish without ruining it as a daily drive. but it sits low and flat at speed into bends improves it as a fun driver car. if your ever down Bournemouth way your welcome to have a spin in mine to see it you like it before you buy the bits. _________________ 911 Owners,Some Invest In The Future,
Others Enjoy The Moment Today.
Phil 997 Fuji
Joined: 05 Dec 2015 Posts: 9096 Location: Bournemouth,Dorset
oops sorry mate miss read ,your talking the rennline transmission bushings , sorry dont have any experience with those and dont know anyone that's fitted them. I am not sure that made of metal wouldnt give the car a vibration through the transmission , the FF ones are made of a nylon /plastic material.
the rennline I was talking about is the adjustable engine mounts. _________________ 911 Owners,Some Invest In The Future,
Others Enjoy The Moment Today.
-- 997 -- Hockenheim
Joined: 11 Jun 2015 Posts: 749
Posted: Fri Mar 17, 2017 11:02 pm Post subject:
Phil 997 wrote:
oops sorry mate miss read ,your talking the rennline transmission bushings , sorry dont have any experience with those and dont know anyone that's fitted them. I am not sure that made of metal wouldnt give the car a vibration through the transmission , the FF ones are made of a nylon /plastic material.
the rennline I was talking about is the adjustable engine mounts.
Hahahaaa, i have the RSS engine mounts waiting to go in when i get the exhaust done so might aswell the the gearbox mounts.. i was just thinking is it a bi@#h to do, like would i need a neumatic push press to get the gearbox mounts out etc..
J
Phil 997 Fuji
Joined: 05 Dec 2015 Posts: 9096 Location: Bournemouth,Dorset
oops sorry mate miss read ,your talking the rennline transmission bushings , sorry dont have any experience with those and dont know anyone that's fitted them. I am not sure that made of metal wouldnt give the car a vibration through the transmission , the FF ones are made of a nylon /plastic material.
the rennline I was talking about is the adjustable engine mounts.
Hahahaaa, i have the RSS engine mounts waiting to go in when i get the exhaust done so might aswell the the gearbox mounts.. i was just thinking is it a bi@#h to do, like would i need a neumatic push press to get the gearbox mounts out etc..
J
I have a feeling its a bit more of a job on the manual cars than the tips but the best person to tell you would be to PM, Demort as hes actually a porsche tech _________________ 911 Owners,Some Invest In The Future,
Others Enjoy The Moment Today.
-- 997 -- Hockenheim
Joined: 11 Jun 2015 Posts: 749
Posted: Sat Mar 18, 2017 1:34 am Post subject:
Phil 997 wrote:
-- 997 -- wrote:
Phil 997 wrote:
oops sorry mate miss read ,your talking the rennline transmission bushings , sorry dont have any experience with those and dont know anyone that's fitted them. I am not sure that made of metal wouldnt give the car a vibration through the transmission , the FF ones are made of a nylon /plastic material.
the rennline I was talking about is the adjustable engine mounts.
Hahahaaa, i have the RSS engine mounts waiting to go in when i get the exhaust done so might aswell the the gearbox mounts.. i was just thinking is it a bi@#h to do, like would i need a neumatic push press to get the gearbox mounts out etc..
J
I have a feeling its a bit more of a job on the manual cars than the tips but the best person to tell you would be to PM, Demort as hes actually a porsche tech
Excellent phil, thanks for your input ill pm Demort and gey some info if i can!!
Cheers
J
Demort Paul Ricard
Joined: 21 Mar 2015 Posts: 3241 Location: Sussex
Posted: Sat Mar 18, 2017 5:52 pm Post subject:
If its a manual then the link here will give you an idear ..
There is a tool available that works with the box in situe ..
Part # 10 4886 090
Not a job ive had to do so far which is a little strange as people here often comment on it .. guess no one in my area reads here
Hi demort, these engine mounts, am i right that they are fitted on to a carrier that bolts to the gearbox then chassis as in the picture below and as shown in pictures that phil 997 posted?
Well Phils car is a tiptronic so that is correct for his , i thought you had a manual ?
If so then its in the gearbox on a standard 997 C2 .. turbo / GT3 are different i think but i would need to have a look to be sure .. this is one of those things that i look at the car and do the job and not something ive memorised
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-- 997 -- Hockenheim
Joined: 11 Jun 2015 Posts: 749
Posted: Mon Mar 20, 2017 9:26 pm Post subject:
Demort wrote:
Well Phils car is a tiptronic so that is correct for his , i thought you had a manual ?
If so then its in the gearbox on a standard 997 C2 .. turbo / GT3 are different i think but i would need to have a look to be sure .. this is one of those things that i look at the car and do the job and not something ive memorised
Hi Demort, my car is a manual 2005 model, gen 1, so for a manual its one mount? If so the guy must have given me X2 mounts for a tiptronic then ??
Cheers
J
Demort Paul Ricard
Joined: 21 Mar 2015 Posts: 3241 Location: Sussex
Posted: Mon Mar 20, 2017 10:08 pm Post subject:
I think to be safest as im doubting myself now ( old age you know ) then have a quick look underneath , if it looks like the link in my last post then its in the gear box .. if not then someone needs to take me out back and shoot me !
I think to be safest as im doubting myself now ( old age you know ) then have a quick look underneath , if it looks like the link in my last post then its in the gear box .. if not then someone needs to take me out back and shoot me !
Hahaha, old age? Never !! Thanks for your reply bavk, i!l have a look tomorrow and see whats going on underneath!!
Cheers
J
fatboynash Newbie
Joined: 23 Feb 2011 Posts: 22
Posted: Tue Mar 21, 2017 12:54 pm Post subject:
I've just had the Yellow Function First gearbox mounts fitted to my car (thanks for the recommendation Phil), along with Rennline solid engine mounts and a short-shift kit, the car is absolutely transformed beyond belief. By far the best modification I've made to the car to-date!
Demort Paul Ricard
Joined: 21 Mar 2015 Posts: 3241 Location: Sussex
Posted: Tue Mar 21, 2017 7:54 pm Post subject:
Did a clutch on a 997 C2 today .. im not going mad .. its in the gearbox _________________
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Phil 997 Fuji
Joined: 05 Dec 2015 Posts: 9096 Location: Bournemouth,Dorset
I've just had the Yellow Function First gearbox mounts fitted to my car (thanks for the recommendation Phil), along with Rennline solid engine mounts and a short-shift kit, the car is absolutely transformed beyond belief. By far the best modification I've made to the car to-date!
Pleased you like the set up mate , Doesnt it turn it into a different beast, so flat on the bends and planted on the road with a nice mechanical proper aggressive sports car feel to it . _________________ 911 Owners,Some Invest In The Future,
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ill pm Demort and gey some info if i can!!
