TRDChargedtC

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i bought my first mazdaspeed jan 5th 2007 it was a flint mica and i had it for about 5 months and had 6500 miles on it and i was driving down the interstate one day going about 60 and the tranny mount bolt backed out and the motor fell to the ground... they fixed the car after about a month and i got the car back and it was not just right... so they bought the car back and i got a red... the first week i had it i got the so called recall mount installed... i drove this one very easy and never been on the track with it... within two months the bolt was coming out so i had f this and im getting another cheaper car.. im not paying 24g for a brand new stock car that cant keep from breaking..

2azfeboost

learn to drive a manual car.

Ace83

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^^ i dont think driving has to do with it.. it definitely is an issues thats why they did a recall.. I cant imagine how a mount will break coz you're not good in driving a manual

senseiturtle

+1

Hypothetical - an inexperienced driver with a FWD torque-monster will break other things, far before the mounts.

Namely, driveshafts. Then transmission internals. Then perhaps piston/crank attachment points. Of course, you need very sticky tires, and an uphill grade.



Which leads me to my second point. Don't let valets drive your car. Yes, I have a personal experience (VW VR6, valet shattered driveshaft).

CarbonXe

iTrader: (1)

Learn to troll.

TRDChargedtC

iTrader: (2)

what you mean by troll?? lol and thank you guys for taking up for me "boost" must like critisizing people... i can drive that deffinately aint the problem...