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YOUR RESEARCHHamburg-Technic: is it any good
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It was an unnecessary ordeal because all four struts needed to be dissassembled in order to replace the mounts.
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Ditto. I ordered some of their small parts for Cayenne and some 996 tuning forks pre-COVID. I sent them back both times. I doubt they�re improved since. I�m still surprised Pelican carries them.
Buyer beware. I had a very negative experience with Hamburg Technic strut mounts. Thinking I could save money, I bought front and rear Hamburg Technic upper strut mounts. While torqueing them to the correct specs of 24 ft lbs front, 34 ft lbs rear, all six of the rear studs spun in the mount and two of the six front studs broke. Cheap, soft steel. Pelican stepped up and refunded my cost (with a store credit, not a cash refund) and I bought the OEM Porsche mounts, which I should have done in the first place. It was an unnecessary ordeal because all four struts needed to be dissassembled in order to replace the mounts. Getting the six spun studs removed was a nightmare that took two of us to do. The Pelican sales rep told me that they had had numerous problems with Hamburg Technic products. I, too, am surprised Pelican still carries Hamburg Technic products.
I'm not one to immediately dismiss anything made in China as crap but when it's brakes or suspension/steering, I try to stick with Lemfoerder, Meyle and Febi.
True if you buy aftermarket
I believe you can avoid buying Chinese parts by purchasing OE Porsche.
There�s not a single Porsche part I�ve bought that was made in China.
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