:: ECS Tuning :: Performance Rear Differential Mount | Audi B5 S4

[ECS Tuning-Audi]

Your rear differential is the last stop in a spectacular sequence of powerful oscillations, gyrations, and vibrations - all in the pursuit of turning chemical energy into kinetic energy.

This is only possible if the right parts receive the right forces.

It's to this service that engine, transmission, and differential mounts are dedicated - and ECS Tuning engineers some of the best in the world.

The ECS Rear Differential Mount for your B5 S4 is a product of countless hours of research and development, minimizing driveline deflection while maximizing strength.


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Fits:
Audi B5 S4 2000-2002

Let me know if you have any questions.

Jason

[christianb5s4]

I have this and I love it, ECS maybe you can include a piece of one sided foam to place between the mount and the chassis to reduce vibration? That's the only thing I'd change.

Similar to this foam pad:

[f4m0u5]

I have this and I love it, ECS maybe you can include a piece of one sided foam to place between the mount and the chassis to reduce vibration? That's the only thing I'd change.

Similar to this foam pad:

Was also thinking about that! Was going to make one at work woth waterjet and some thin rubber

[vavJETTAw36]

Was also thinking about that! Was going to make one at work woth waterjet and some thin rubber

Pour some flex seal into a mold. Like the commercial. Bam rubber damper


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[f4m0u5]

Pour some flex seal into a mold. Like the commercial. Bam rubber damper


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Lol that would work

[ECS Tuning-Audi]

Unfortunately something that thin would not really have an effect on NVH transferred. The majority of the reason why you see a slight increase in NVH is not from where the mount contacts the chassis but because the denser material used for the bushing.

Jason

[christianb5s4]

Jason, I figured it won't cut down on NVH but more so the higher frequency vibrations that transmits through the mount directly into the chassis. I will try it and report back if for nothing else to see what happens.