Preferred Trans mount ?
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Preferred Trans mount ?
Sup guys .. My tranny mount is a RAP to say the least.. I think from the lopey cam in my previous setup it really took a beating. It goes up down left right, wiggle wiggle , You name it lol..
So i was wondering is there a preferred brand of trans mount i should get or just a stocker.. Im just looking for the best fix that will last.
So i was wondering is there a preferred brand of trans mount i should get or just a stocker.. Im just looking for the best fix that will last.
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Earlier today I was reading that poly trans mounts can lead to cracked trans cases so I went in search of a stock replacement. To my surprise neither Advance or Autozone were carrying them, nor could they get them for some reason.
I'm currently running a prothane mount and haven't had any trouble but if using one could lead to a busted transmission I'm not trying to have any part of that.
I'm currently running a prothane mount and haven't had any trouble but if using one could lead to a busted transmission I'm not trying to have any part of that.
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Nobody makes a solid tranny mount cause it would definitely crack the trans case. Pretty much as soon as the chassis flexed at all it would crack because the trans is bolted to the motor and can't move independently of it. The tranny crossmember, however, is free to twist back and forth as the chassis flexes so it would create play between the two ends of the trans.
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I've actually never had noise problems, but I think most of that is attributable to not running the included preload plate. I've run it with stock motor mounts, and currently run it with polyurethane motor mounts, and I can't trace any noises to either. Then again, I might just be used to it by now.