Upon acceleration, does the TA pull up on the trans or push down?
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Car: Bone stock 1989 Iroc T-Top,1991 Z28
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Upon acceleration, does the TA pull up on the trans or push down?
Thinking of relocating my TA onto a Skulte T-56 trans mount. Wanted to know how beefy to make the mount using a shackle type mount. I have a Jegster mount now and hate the noise.
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Re: Upon acceleration, does the TA pull up on the trans or push down?
pulls up
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Re: Upon acceleration, does the TA pull up on the trans or push down?
If your ever launching hard and the trans mount separates you will know. SLAM into the trans tunnel! Ask me how I know.
I guess another way to look at it, when accelerating, the snout (input side) of the rear axel wants to rotate upward. The torque arm being an extension from that.
I guess another way to look at it, when accelerating, the snout (input side) of the rear axel wants to rotate upward. The torque arm being an extension from that.
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