997.2 S CABRIOLET ENGINE MOUNTS
01-23-2023, 04:02 PM
#16
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Licious, the response from Function First:
Hi Rod,
Yes, those are all cross-compatible mounts. The casting changed from early 997 to later 997 variants, and the cabrio has always had the different part number suffix. But structurally and dimensionally (mounting points), they are all identical.
Rod
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Hi Rod,
Yes, those are all cross-compatible mounts. The casting changed from early 997 to later 997 variants, and the cabrio has always had the different part number suffix. But structurally and dimensionally (mounting points), they are all identical.
Rod
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Last edited by Carreralicious; 01-23-2023 at 04:04 PM.
01-24-2023, 11:43 AM
#17
At least one of those numbers on that label (F036022323N) is what's printed on the top of my FF mounts that I got for my 997.1 cab. Mine only has that number, and doesn't have an OE part number to compare to. I'll be curious how you like the FF mounts. I'll probably go back to OEM, because there's increased vibration at certain rpms that's driving me a little nuts.
01-24-2023, 12:20 PM
#18
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At least one of those numbers on that label (F036022323N) is what's printed on the top of my FF mounts that I got for my 997.1 cab. Mine only has that number, and doesn't have an OE part number to compare to. I'll be curious how you like the FF mounts. I'll probably go back to OEM, because there's increased vibration at certain rpms that's driving me a little nuts.
02-18-2023, 05:02 PM
#19
After about 150 miles of driving. I must say there is a marked difference between the original mouts and the new ones. The car is smoother less vibrations and shifts clean and crisp. A much better car to drive. Only time will tell if these 993 mounts will hold up for this 997 rag top.
Rod
Rod