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Yes they do....from my post

http://briskoda.net/forums/topic/200949-upgrade-the-bushes/

ENGINE MOUNTS

Vibra-Technics = VAG220M = This is a whole replacement lower rear link (dog-bone).

Vibra-Technics = VAG210M = This is a whole replacement drivers side engine mounting.

Vibra-Technics = VAG200M = This is a rebuilt passenger side engine mounting and requires your original mounting!

WARNING: using all the above Vibra-Technics mounts will result in too much vibration for day to day driving. This has been found out by several members of this forum, and V.T themselves only recommend them for racing track cars!

And the linky to VT

http://www.vibra-technics.co.uk/koda/fabia_6y_99_07

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Guest BigJase88

The vibrateknics from the 1.8t's fit the pd130's!!

Do NOT do it however!! I had all 3 vibratecknics mounts and honestly it was unbelievable!! A can in the drinks holder just used to dance and jump around at idle!!

Trust me this once its not even worth contemplating! I sold mine to bobby singh on ukmkiv's (very high powered golf tdi) and he didnt even want to run them!!

Just replace with standard! Honestly!

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http://www.venommotorsport.com/product_details.php?id=3911&manufacturer=Vibra-Technics&category=Engine

This is what I have saved in my faves on chrome. However, my PD100 mounts are still going strong so no reason to buy them yet. The dogbone alone has done enough to reduce engine movement.

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Serious? wtf... that Tom. with the GTB'd Ibiza runs them and said they're fine

Apparantly its only the dog bone which causes made vibrations? the other 2 are ok?

No you are sadly mistaken!!

The dogbone is bareable!

Waste £330 then at least i can say i told u so :)

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Thats not the one i used

Although mines were for a golf gt tdi pd130

Honestly they are made for petrols or track only use

I wouldnt recommend one on a daily driver derv

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To be fair Jase, the design of the mk4 mounts is different to the Fabia, so the results may be (slightly) different.

I'd still expect it to be bone shaking tho - the uprated mounts I had in my mk4 were enough to knock your fillings out!

Lol at the 'trust me this once' comment :)

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I snapped an engine mount in my old Fiesta XR2. Swapped them all for uprated ones at the same time - can't remember what brand as it was in 1994.

Anyway... It was unbearable. Put up with it for a week and replaced them all with standard OEM Ford items.

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Just spoke to Ali and he said he fitted a brand new mount (that side) 5,000 miles ago... Looks like I have no choice but to go for the uprated one, but I'm confused

Look at the photo, the inners of the bracket that connects from the mount to the engine has had its inners ripped out, but the mount that Vibra-Technics sell isn't that part, its what it bolts on to

So surely I'd need the mount + a new bracket, but if I broke the bracket itself then surely an uprated mount wont change anything? can anyone explain/help?

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and if my power is killing it then how can people run 300bhp through them? is it just because i drive it hard as **** or what

i flat shift a lot too, it went as i was racing some evo

I like the way your posts are specifically designed not to get a reaction. :rofl:

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and if my power is killing it then how can people run 300bhp through them? is it just because i drive it hard as **** or what

i flat shift a lot too, it went as i was racing some evo

Maybe all the launches at Santa Pod ? Extra strain ?

Somethings got to give eventually :(

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just ordered the snapped one direct from VT. it's a road mount but they said if it does cause too much vibration they'll refund me. they didn't say they only recconmend them for track cars at all, they're fine on the road but it may need fine tuning to get it perfect

really helpful, will keep you all updated :thumbup:

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Ok thanks

I have been speaking to my colleague on this one (he did the design work on the original)

The torque link was designed for the petrol engine and gives unacceptable levels of vibration on the diesel.

We have not had any negative feed back directly on the right hand mount when used on the VRS

We may decide to develop a complete set of mount specially for this application early next year so we may canvass the support of forum members to assist in the development

Regards

Phil B

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I seem to find myself agreeing with Jase lately (a worrying sign :p ), but i'd have thought that both sides would need uprating at the same time...

I'm not a engine mount specialist, but wouldn't a more solid mount on one side put added strain on the other oem mount???

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