Clutch Judder

Engine Oily Bits, Ignition, Fuelling, Cooling, Exhaust, etc.
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Alan Chatterton
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#11 Post by Alan Chatterton »

They won't last at all. The cheap repro ones (where ever you get them) have a life expectancy measured in hours.
Go to Chris Witor, buy the proper ones and you'll be fine.
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#12 Post by tony »

Have you changed gearbox mount ? It may help.
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Tony
Changed it some time ago with a CW item I think it is still OK
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#14 Post by multipleprototypes »

Alan Chatterton wrote:They won't last at all. The cheap repro ones (where ever you get them) have a life expectancy measured in hours.
Go to Chris Witor, buy the proper ones and you'll be fine.
It aint necessarily so.

These are a brand new to the market item from a German supplier with a track record of producing quality items.

I do find these sweeping statements made about quality issues annoying.
What do I know?
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#15 Post by Alan Chatterton »

Fair enough, I hope these are better than the traditional repro ones we have all suffered with over the years.
If you have got a supply of good quality ones at a decent price, why don't you tell us?! Been lots of discussion on here and CT forum about engine mounts lasting one trip, but if we don't know about better ones........?
I would place an advert in SIXappeal and tell us all about these, I bet you would be inundated with orders!!!
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#16 Post by herald1360 »

Re repro engine mounts
As I was not sure if engine mounts were a problem, I opted for the cheap ones because of the massive price difference £14 opposed to £70
I have found Canley classic's to supply generally good quality parts.
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Contrary to 'popular wisdom' , shortly after buying the estate we got some 'cheap' mounts from the brothers. 40k miles later they are still on the car going strong and HOE has never had a very pampered life with us.

You were so busted Alan, fancy forgetting Dave frequents this forum :lol: :lol:

£14 a pair seems like a steal Dave, is the cheapness hampering sales , are people going to assume they must be poor due to the price?

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#18 Post by CAR »

Also Dave, how are these German manufacturers with making big saloon gearbox mounts or are the engine mounts a more generic item that just happens to fit a big saloon?

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#19 Post by mikew »

multipleprototypes wrote:
Alan Chatterton wrote:They won't last at all. The cheap repro ones (where ever you get them) have a life expectancy measured in hours.
Go to Chris Witor, buy the proper ones and you'll be fine.
It aint necessarily so.

These are a brand new to the market item from a German supplier with a track record of producing quality items.

I do find these sweeping statements made about quality issues annoying.
Dave,

you are simply selling them too cheap - make them £40 each, and everyone will know that they are a quality item :wink:
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#20 Post by Alan Chatterton »

That's the mistake I made, too cheap to be any good.
Rack up the price Dave, after I've bought a few sets!!!
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