Rigid collars
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Rigid collars
I'm getting work on my S at the moment, and while I have it on the lift, I was wondering about fitting rigid collars. I'd be interested in comments from those who have them fitted, no doubt I'll get comments from others too. All gratefully accepted. Thanks
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As in engine mount or diff mount collars? I have fitted stiffer engine mounts to my S2000 and have diff collars waiting to be fitted. I had engine mount inserts fitted to my EP3 and they made a world of difference to throttle control. The power went down straight away, no delay. The engine mounts made a noticeable difference to the S2000 and I'm hoping the diff collars will compliment them. I have quite a high tolerance to noise and vibrations in the cabin but a few of my friends dislike it. To me the 'raw' feel of driving outweighs any noise/vibrations.
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There are plenty of people on here with cast iron opinions without even trying the product. Here is a review from an s2000 owner we received this morning.
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We have never had a disappointed customer. We have never had a set returned.
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We have never had a disappointed customer. We have never had a set returned.
You can order them through http://www.burnmotorsport.com/
Here is the members discount code L0£50C1AL
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Originally Posted by Burn! Motorsport
There are plenty of people on here with cast iron opinions without even trying the product. Here is a review from an s2000 owner we received this morning. We have never had a disappointed customer. We have never had a set returned. You can order them through http://www.burnmotorsport.com/ Here is the members discount code L0£50C1AL