QUOTE(sk8kat1 @ Mar 27 2007, 07:19 AM)
so no worries just get used to it right?......
if you're lucky, then, maybe ...
like said above, it's simple physics. the rubber mounts absorb the vibration. now that you got solid mounts, the vibration is transfered onto the chassis.
if you're really lucky, nothing will brake or rattle lose. the reason people get away with solid mounts on a race-car is that the race car get's inspected for cracks and lose items on a *regular* basis.
are you planning on dropping the engine every other week to inspect for damage?
improved shifting? sure. you just added a bandaid without fixing the problem.
the 914 shifted tight when they came out of the factory. with the stock rubber mounts, that is.
think about it, if everything in your shifting system was in good working order, why the hell would you need solid mounts?
if it was my car, i'd say, fix the shift bushings/linkage and get some 911 sport mounts ...
that's what i did on my car. shifts like new ... and no ass-massaging vibrations either ...
Andy