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Originally Posted by Muppet
I am using stock M suspension. If you are using stiffer springs and shocks, the car is lowered, stiffer ARB, then the likelyhood of a different result is high.
If suspension is lowered then the likelyhood of hitting bumpstops increases when you run over something a bit larger.
Driving today I felt no difference between the front wheels and back when they hit something in road. I made a point of aiming for rough surfaces.
Does anyone know whether the front subframe has similar mounts to the original rear mounts?
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I did the Nolathanes on bone stock suspension and was definitely a rougher ride. But my shocks were definitely worn out and probably blown. On these cars the shocks get really stiff when they're blown so thats probably the reason why I felt more NVH.
The front subframe is rigidly mounted to the front chassis supports and body and has no rubber mounts.