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ECS Tuning Releases Mk4 Performance Drivetrain Mounts

New Performance Drivetrain Mount Kits by ECS Tuning Harness the Power of your MK4 Engine and Transmission through Advanced Design Methods and Materials

Extracting more power from your engine through airflow modifications and ECU tuning is exciting and rewarding – a quicker car offers a more engaging driving experience.

However, the most experienced enthusiasts have learned that an engine that is routinely pushed past the factory-specified stress and flex tolerances requires special accommodations in order to operate consistently at and past the limit.

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Designed and manufactured in the USA using the most current design methods and materials, ECS Performance Drivetrain Mounts utilize a perfected polyurethane formula to deliver smooth power transfer through the driveline to the ground while minimizing chassis feedback. 

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ECS MK4 Pendulum Mounts, Engine Mounts, and Transmission Mounts are machined from strong and lightweight 6061-T6 Billet Aluminum and then anodized black for corrosion resistance and a truly stunning appearance. 

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The custom-machined Pendulum mount is a highlight of this latest ECS release. All-weather seals capture a teflon-lined spherical bearing that replaces the poorly designed factory bushing, eliminating front bushing deflection and premature failure. The required genuine Volkswagen torque-to-yield fasteners are also included with all ECS Drivetrain Mounts for a professional installation.

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Accommodations have been made for a range of driving styles, from highly aggressive race-oriented to street performance. Special consideration has been made by the ECS R&D department to ensure that these impressive improvements in drivetrain solidarity and connectedness have not been made at the expense of practicality and comfort. The utlimate goal for this release was to create a more positive, responsive drivetrain while maintaining a reasonable level of daily-driving comfort that Volkswagen owners are accustomed to. 

Select the kit the best suits your own preferences!

For MK4 1.8T, 2.0L, and TDI models:

ES2951828 – ECS Performance Pendulum Mount, Engine Mount, and Transmission Mount
ES2952222 – ECS Performance Pendulum Mount, and Engine Mount
ES2951824 – ECS Performance Engine and Transmission Mounts and Polyurethane Dogbone Insert Bushings
ES2951827 – ECS Performance Engine and Transmission Mounts and Ultimate Dogbone Mount
ES2917901 – ECS Performance Pendulum Mount 
ES2855402 – ECS Performance Engine Mount 
ES2917900 – ECS Performance Transmission Mount 
ES5669 – ECS Ultimate Dogbone Mount 


For MK4 VR6 Models:

ES2951832 – ECS Performance Pendulum Mount, Engine Mount, and Trans Mount
ES2954040 – ECS Performance Pendulum Mount and Engine Mount
ES2951830 – ECS Performance Engine and Transmission Mounts and Polyurethane Dogbone Insert Bushings
ES2951831 – ECS Performance Engine and Transmission Mounts and Ultimate Dogbone Mount
ES2917901 – ECS Performance Pendulum Mount
ES2917910 – ECS Performance Engine Mount
ES2917900 – ECS Performance Transmission Mount
ES5669 – ECS Ultimate Dogbone Mount

Vehicle Applications:

VW MK4 Jetta/GTI 1.8T
VW MK4 Golf/Jetta 2.0L
VW MK4 Golf/Jetta TDI
VW MK4 Golf/Jetta VR6
VW MK4 R32

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