Need New Trans Mount
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Need New Trans Mount
Ok guys, I've got a 2000 WS6 LS1 T56 with a broken trans mount. Not only has the drivetrain shifted (gotta force it in reverse), but it rattles at idle and in reverse.
I've heard that a poly trans mount and stock rubber engine mounts can add extra stress to the trans housing during hard acceleration (365hp). Also, I've got a McLeod master cylinder with a Centerforce clutch, so I don't want to shock the 10 bolt too much, even though I've got a girdle on it.
I read an old thread that talked about using an auto mount because the stock manual mounts are oil filled or something. Suggestions?
I can't find a stock rubber mount outside of GM. However, I'm open to suggestions.
I've heard that a poly trans mount and stock rubber engine mounts can add extra stress to the trans housing during hard acceleration (365hp). Also, I've got a McLeod master cylinder with a Centerforce clutch, so I don't want to shock the 10 bolt too much, even though I've got a girdle on it.
I read an old thread that talked about using an auto mount because the stock manual mounts are oil filled or something. Suggestions?
I can't find a stock rubber mount outside of GM. However, I'm open to suggestions.
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Don't know about the 3.8L tranny mount being the same or not, but where in the world did you hear that the manual mounts are oil filled? I'd just get yourself a stock mount because a poly mount will transmit more NVH to the cabin of the vehicle.
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This thread is being made because I can't get a stock mount outside of GM for the manual as far as I can find. (not looking for poly)
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I've read that lots of people with rubber engine mounts and a poly trans mount break their transmission housing. This is because they have a stiffer trans mount than engine mounts.