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seen these on ebay, has anyone bought them? do they really work or rubbish?

any comments or recommendations...

description says -

Drift Gearbox mounts are locally made, out of Poly-Urethane. They are used by the professional D1 Competitors.

These Drift Gearbox Mounts are a great addition to your S13,S14,S15,R32,R33,R34 (2wd vehicles only), because it helps to stop that nasty gear-stick shake that happens, either when your Drifting, Dragging, of just thrashing hard. It will also help by making gear selection easier and more precise. These Drift gearbox mounts are usually expensive and often hard to find so take advantage of this opportunity. This is yet another great Drift Necessity for your drift car.

cheers 4drftn

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seen these on ebay, has anyone bought them? do they really work or rubbish?

any comments or recommendations...

description says -

Drift Gearbox mounts are locally made, out of Poly-Urethane. They are used by the professional D1 Competitors.

These Drift Gearbox Mounts are a great addition to your S13,S14,S15,R32,R33,R34 (2wd vehicles only), because it helps to stop that nasty gear-stick shake that happens, either when your Drifting, Dragging, of just thrashing hard. It will also help by making gear selection easier and more precise. These Drift gearbox mounts are usually expensive and often hard to find so take advantage of this opportunity. This is yet another great Drift Necessity for your drift car.

cheers 4drftn

I was using one of these in my 180 and they work well, they also ramp up NVH compared to something like a nismo mount.

I'd avoid a no-name one as there is probably less chance of it tearing, also it helps to have better engine and rear subframe mounts as well to work together.

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