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    What engine mounts are people liking in the Mark 6?

    So what engine mounts are people liking in the Mark 6?

    The engine moves a bloody lot!


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    The engine mounts I see many people use, regardless of Audi, VW or Skoda, or model, are the APR ones...
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    I haven't personally used one though.

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    Why? 80 Duro for manual transmissions & 90 Duro for DSG transmissions.
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    My guess is that it's because the DSG gearbox is about 30kg heavier than the manual, therefore the need to use a harder compound to achieve the same result.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Corey_R View Post
    My guess is that it's because the DSG gearbox is about 30kg heavier than the manual, therefore the need to use a harder compound to achieve the same result.
    I wanna put the 90 in a manual.
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    Quote Originally Posted by worx View Post
    I wanna put the 90 in a manual.
    Why don't you just bolt the engine straight to the chassis? Can't really see an issue with that.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Corey_R View Post
    My guess is that it's because the DSG gearbox is about 30kg heavier than the manual, therefore the need to use a harder compound to achieve the same result.
    Could the guaranteed smooth shifting of the DSG also play a part (since not everyone shifts manuals butter smooth all the time)?

    Quote Originally Posted by worx View Post
    I wanna put the 90 in a manual.
    Nothing to stop you if you don't mind a bit more NVH. I know someone who fitted a polyureathane dogbone mount to his diesel and he loves it even though it'd loosen fillings at idle.

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    The DSG "Shocks" the drive train (no clutch slip) - the manual you can slip it (clutch) for smoother take off. Thats our recommended settings for people who have not used the mounts before.

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    i have the neuspeed TAI. first few days were horrible, it felt like the dashboard was going to fall apart.

    a few weeks on it's bedded in and it feels great! :p

    it reduces the engine movement for sure, no more shuddering effect when launching hard with the DSG

    i wonder if the VWR engine mount is much better...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Guy_H View Post
    The DSG "Shocks" the drive train (no clutch slip) - the manual you can slip it (clutch) for smoother take off. Thats our recommended settings for people who have not used the mounts before.
    I guess it would shock it too, I don't slip clutches
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