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Old 09-27-2006, 12:13 AM
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Hey all, I was having my true duals put in tonight when my mechanic noticed that the tranny mount was torn in half. I was wondering why when I would nail it I would hear a thump under the car (torque arm hitting body?) So I told them to order me a poly tranny mount. Only question is I have poly motor mounts and hear that some times you can crack the bell housing for the tranny if you use a poly tranny mount with poly motor mounts. Is this true or is there anything I can use instead of a poly tranny mount? Thanks and help would be great.

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I was told a torn tranny mount can crack bell housings due to extra flex
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man forgot to say dont about your question though
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Originally Posted by nukeemall454
man forgot to say dont about your question though
"Dont" as in dont use a poly tranny mount with poly motor mounts? If so what other kind can I use? I need to fix the torn OEM tranny mount, since it cant be doing the tranny and my torque arm any good.
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dont know answer to ur question sorry for the mix up dude. but yeah definetly fix it man its not good. callem up and ask the company whats up.
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There is nothing wrong with using both poly motor and transmission mounts.
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Originally Posted by nukeemall454
dont know answer to ur question sorry for the mix up dude. but yeah definetly fix it man its not good. callem up and ask the company whats up.
ha, ok thanks got a little worried there, but appreciate the help.
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Originally Posted by BlackHawk T/A
There is nothing wrong with using both poly motor and transmission mounts.
Thanks, thats what I wanted to hear. hopefully I can stop most of that wheel hop when I get my poly trans mount. Thanks to all who helped.
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you confused poly mounts with solid mounts. you arent supposed to use a solid motormount with a solid trans mout cuz theres no where to flex. both poly mounts is fine
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Originally Posted by 2000slpss
you confused poly mounts with solid mounts. you arent supposed to use a solid motormount with a solid trans mout cuz theres no where to flex. both poly mounts is fine
Ah your right, thanks. I ment to ask my mechanic last night when they were putting on my true duals, but forgot. Thanks to this site though, all questions have been answered.
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I would go with a stock rubber mount. Put a urethane one in my lt1 formula when the stocker ripped and it made the car feell like a POS. Lots of noise and vibration throughout the whole car. Went back and got a stock rubber one. If its a high HP race car go urethane If not stick to the rubber. BTW im not some pssy who hates noise -- I run longtubes ORY with an open borla as a DD 100miles a day.
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friend replaced his trans mount with a poly... it broke the transmission tail shaft clean off the car.

use poly transmission mount with a poly motor mount, dont mix.




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