Solid front trans mount
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Solid front trans mount
Is there any where to buy a solid front trans mount, I saw the write up, i just dont have my welder back yet...anyone willing to sell me one ha?
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I decided to go with the infamous bolt through modded mount. I used a 1/2" grade 8 bolt with a rubber washer to help with vibration:
It'* pretty simple and costs a couple bucks for the bolt/washer/lock washer/nut. And I got the rubber washer from the bottom of the strut part of the stock 95 mount. You can buy the cheaper 93 4t60-e mount without the strut since it'* not needed with this mod.
There really isn't much increase in vibration. Maybe a little under load but that'* it.
It'* pretty simple and costs a couple bucks for the bolt/washer/lock washer/nut. And I got the rubber washer from the bottom of the strut part of the stock 95 mount. You can buy the cheaper 93 4t60-e mount without the strut since it'* not needed with this mod.
There really isn't much increase in vibration. Maybe a little under load but that'* it.
Last edited by 95naSTA; Mar 8, 2010 at 10:08 AM.
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You don't need a welder for a solid mount. 3 hockey pucks, threaded rod, washers, 4 nuts (including jam nuts) and a spade drill.
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