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USP Motorsports Announces Spulen Motor Mount Inserts for Volkswagen Golf and Golf GTI

The factory engine mounts on your MK7 GTI or Golf are constructed from soft rubber with several voids to allow movement. This design does not account for spirited driving and is unable to limit engine movement on cars with increased horsepower. In order to limit engine movement Spulen created a polyurethane insert that installs into the factory rubber mount. The Spulen mount was specifically designed to decrease drivetrain movement while having little to no increase in vibration at idle.

Once the mount is installed, drivetrain movement is reduced and you will experience smoother shifts and less engine movement. Unlike other mounts currently available the Spulen mount features an integrated spacer to properly fill the void in the center of the OEM mount. The integrated spacer allows for an easy installation and insures the spacer is correctly aligned to the OEM mount. The Spulen mount insert is available in two different trims. The street version is constructed from 75A durometer and is best suited for a daily driven vehicle while the extreme version features a harder 90A durometer and is better suited for the hardcore enthusiast or a track car. With either version, vibration at idle is near to none.

The Spulen mount is a simple installation that can be performed in a matter of minutes requiring no modification to the factory mount.

 

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Street Version- Click Here for more Information

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Extreme Version- Click Here for more Information

 

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