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Au Rear Top Shock Mounts Worn (IRS)

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10-05-2009, 07:40 PM

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RspecAU

BA GT-P Owner

Join Date: Jan 2005

Location: In the GT-P

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Originally Posted by BLACKAUXR8

i paid 350 for the whole bearing and hub assembly for mine in queensland from a local bearing shop.

The easiest way to check your rear IRS mounts is fold the seats down so you can see the top and bounce the car. Mine had always been torn at the top. Very obvious tears in the rubber. I've had my Series 3 xr8 3 years and have done 100,000km in it since buying it and have wrecked 3 sets of IRS mounts. There easy to change once you've done a few

Thats better than the 400+ from ford that i was quoted.

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