Discussion
OnlyMX5ives said:
I suspect the change was mostly due to cost savings for Mazda.
Many fixings on a MK2 are inferior quality to a Mk1.
Again really it depends on ride height, which shocks etc the top mount themselves aren't any 'better' as such.
Not quite sure how, but if I am remembering what I was told, the Mk1 top mounts are more flexible, mk2 are solid. So less play in the mk2.Many fixings on a MK2 are inferior quality to a Mk1.
Again really it depends on ride height, which shocks etc the top mount themselves aren't any 'better' as such.
When Phil fitted my car, he strongly recommended mk2 top mounts for front end 'feel'. Difficult to tell what difference it made, because the suspension was done too, so I cannot tell where the improvement has come from.
It had improved, alot.
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