Rennline M18 Porsche 911 Engine Mount
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RENNLINE TUNABLE SEMI-SOLID ENGINE/TRANS MOUNT (PAIR)

Original price was: $399.99.Current price is: $364.99.

The Rennline Semi Solid engine mounts are one of the best, cheapest, and easiest to install performance upgrades for the Porsche 911. These engine mounts noticeably improves handling, braking, and throttle response by minimizing engine movement without significantly impacting noise, vibration, and harshness (NVH). If your exhaust tips hang lower than they should, it’s a sign your engine mounts are worn out. Fortunately, the Rennline Semi Solid engine mounts can be installed in your driveway with basic tools in under an hour.

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The Rennline Tunable Engine Mount for the 964, 993, 996, and 997 offers the ultimate in adjustability for your car. Replacing your compliant factory mounts will decrease engine movement resulting in better acceleration, handling and significantly increased shifter feel. This is the ultimate solution for almost any car, and allows you to tune our mounts for the way you drive. Our mounts are CNC machined from billet aluminum and include three pairs of inserts in varying densities. Tune your mounts by using the softer inserts to reduce engine slop and avoid missed shifts in your street car, or utilize the stiffest inserts to get the most from a more focused track car. You can even mix and match, giving you 9 possible combinations to let you dial in our mount to your specifications.

Yellow=Street 75A Polyurethane

Blue=Aggressive street/track 85A Polyurethane

Red=Full Race 95A Polyurethane

** Will not work on base 986

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