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Originally Posted by christian370z How much more vibration enters the cabin? I find that the Z is actually very smooth at idle and low rpm, I'd almost wish there was

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Old 10-24-2011, 11:39 AM   #11 (permalink)
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How much more vibration enters the cabin? I find that the Z is actually very smooth at idle and low rpm, I'd almost wish there was a bit more engine feel present. Does it really improve engine response as well?
id hope the car would be smooth at idle and low rpm. im talking about anything above 3k rpms

doesnt sound like you even need new engine mounts.
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