Anyone using the Yank transmission crossmember?
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Thinking about getting this to take the TA off the tail shaft and eliminate the driveline flex. I would like to hear comments from anyone using this. Stuff like traction, vibration, and overall satisfaction. Thanks.
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Thats an old post Matt. Ive been using it for a while know with no complaints. Theres a little more road noise but with my exhaust peace is a thing of the past. Car cuts mid to high 1.5s at local shitty track.
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I would also like to know how much vibration you gained with the M6 tranny. I am about to add this to my car, but was worried it would vibrate to much and get tired of it over time as I drive my car daily.
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don't know about the yank piece but a nother choice is the bmr unit www.bmrfabrication.com my friend has one with his t-350 conversion and it works perfect......