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Polly stuff Hey what brand of tranny and engine mounts are you guys with aftermarket ones running, i tried a search but server was down or something and went on energy suspensions site but never saw anything....thanks for any help
We offer the Prothane units if you are looking for a vendor.
Lee Spicher
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Lee Spicher
lee@bmrfabrication.com
(813)986-9302
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+2 for poly engine mount, and rubber transmission mount. If you drive your car a lot you will not want a polyurethane transmission mount.
I went with Prothane, they make a good product.
I went with Prothane, they make a good product.
Originally Posted by gollum
Why Not?
Ive had a poly mount on my car since day one, so I dont know what a stocker feels like.
Originally Posted by OldeSkool
You really dont benefit from it. unless you think interior noise and vibration is a benefit
you will benefit if your shifter moves 2 inches to the right everytime you get on the throttle with the rubber. That's why I switched.
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the shifter moves because the stock torque arm attaches to the transmission tail shaft. generally its best to fix the problem (the torque arm) rather than trying to cover up the symptom (the moving shifter). but if the trade off works for you, good. like i originally said, trans mounts are cheap and easy. try it and see
Prothane motor and trans mounts are what I used in the bird. Really stiffened up the drivetrain. Highly recommended. Shifts were more positive and consistant, and movement was quelled. Noticeable vibration at first, but after I got used to it I couldn't even tell something was different. When you go prothane, anything else feels like moving through peanut butter.