Istr the Rover 600 as the first production car with active engine mounts, maybe the 620ti. If not then I think it was the first time I'd heard of them.
Jobbo, I guess it depends how they're specced, and if they're being sold as an option as standard ones. I imagine RR etc use them as a matter of course and the buyers had zero interest in that sort of thing, whereas on a Porsche etc they'd be used to help differentiate top spec models and sold as an option for lower specs to help milk more from buyers.
Re: Randomness
Posted: Wed Jan 17, 2024 7:29 am
by integrale_evo
Diesel e53 x5s have engine vacuum controlled engine mounts
Jobbo wrote: Tue Jan 16, 2024 8:35 pm
The only thing I know of with active engine mounts would be Porsches - I think that’s standard on the GT3 and optional on other sporty ones including the Boxster. Possibly included with the sports chrono pack. I’d never got too excited about it but I can see why it would be effective.
W/S205 C63S had the active engine mounts. It's one of the things over and above the non-S that it boasted.
Jobbo wrote: Tue Jan 16, 2024 8:35 pm
The only thing I know of with active engine mounts would be Porsches - I think that’s standard on the GT3 and optional on other sporty ones including the Boxster. Possibly included with the sports chrono pack. I’d never got too excited about it but I can see why it would be effective.
W/S205 C63S had the active engine mounts. It's one of the things over and above the non-S that it boasted.
Ah, but one of the ways in which the original X5 in diesel form was its match
Re: Randomness
Posted: Wed Jan 17, 2024 11:13 am
by mik
Oh FFS - there are people actually believing these vids are genuine.