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Old 03-23-2010, 05:27 PM
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What the best mounting solution for a 4l80e swap, i read some are having problems with vibrations
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not sure what you mean by mounting but bmr makes a nice cross member. to use a poly mount is up to you.also the bmr piece relocates your t-arm.
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Yup, I was looking at the bmr stuff, I see yank makes a crossmember too. Is there an all in one solution being i need the crossmember, torque arm relocation and a torque arm?
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I used the yank one and a stock (new) rubber trans mount and a stock torque arm (with a poly tq arm bushing). Not a single vibration.
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Originally Posted by slow67
I used the yank one and a stock (new) rubber trans mount and a stock torque arm (with a poly tq arm bushing). Not a single vibration.
where does your torque arm mount?
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For those of you looking for a cross member, Midwest Chassis makes a very nice and light piece.

I had a BMR and sold it to save a few pounds.


not to mention it cost less.
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Originally Posted by 4bangermustang
For those of you looking for a cross member, Midwest Chassis makes a very nice and light piece.

I had a BMR and sold it to save a few pounds.


not to mention it cost less.
Yup 120 for the crossmember
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Originally Posted by pdasterly
where does your torque arm mount?
To the Yank 4L80 crossmember (pt number YC 106)
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ok from what i understand, I need the midwest crossmember(I don't know if it includes a torque arm mount. I know the yank crossmember does) and the bmr torque arm relocation kit

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Originally Posted by pdasterly
ok from what i understand, I need the midwest crossmember(I don't know if it includes a torque arm mount. I know the yank crossmember does) and the bmr torque arm relocation kit
We are capable of manufacturing any cross member you need to fit your application. If you are interested just give us a call or PM MidwestChassis name on here and he will help you out with pricing and availability.




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