Polyurethan buchsen Powerflex Porsche 987C Cayman (2005-2012) PFR57-820 Nummer im Diagramm: 20

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Powerflex polyurethan buchsen für Porsche 987C Cayman (2005 - 2012)

Index: PFR57-820

Nummer im Diagramm: 20

Zusätzliche Informationen (eng): PFR57-820 fits all models from 2009 onwards. For any models before this, please use PFR57-520. With impeccably balanced handling, the Porsche 981 & 987.2 Boxster/Cayman inc R are bags of fun to drive, with them rated as being one of the most rewarding sports cars money can buy.However, according to specialists and those in the know, suspension problems are the second most common reason for a 981/987.2 to fail its MOT and the same fatigue seen in the rubber suspension bushes, can be seen in the engine mountings.Prolonged and repetitive strain translated through the engine mountingin combination with the large voiding in the OE bush, results in accelerated ageing of the rubber, with bush failures often seen from around 50,000 miles onwards.PFR57-820Front Engine Mount Bushis made from ourYellow 70Adurometer material and supplied with an anodised outer shell and supporting washers, providing a20% increasein stiffness over the standard rubber, suiting all981/987.2modelsfrom 2009 onwards.A small increase inNVH, usually at idle, should be expected when stiffening the connecting mount between the engine/transmission and chassis. The harder the material used, the greater the NVH transmitted.

However, according to specialists and those in the know, suspension problems are the second most common reason for a 981/987.2 to fail its MOT and the same fatigue seen in the rubber suspension bushes, can be seen in the engine mountings.

Prolonged and repetitive strain translated through the engine mounting in combination with the large voiding in the OE bush, results in accelerated ageing of the rubber, with bush failures often seen from around 50,000 miles onwards. 

PFR57-820 Front Engine Mount Bush is made from our Yellow 70A durometer material and supplied with an anodised outer shell and supporting washers, providing a 20% increase in stiffness over the standard rubber, suiting all 981/987.2 models from 2009 onwards.

A small increase in NVH, usually at idle, should be expected when stiffening the connecting mount between the engine/transmission and chassis. The harder the material used, the greater the NVH transmitted.