So we have polyurethane motor mount inserts now :D
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So we have polyurethane motor mount inserts now :D
ES # 3.1145G for black, or 3.1145R for red.
http://www.suspension.com/g_m_trk_2wd.htm
It lists it as the V6 clamshell - $33/apiece - I'll be ordering two
http://www.suspension.com/g_m_trk_2wd.htm
It lists it as the V6 clamshell - $33/apiece - I'll be ordering two
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From: Castaic, CA
Car: 1988 Camaro RS
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Transmission: Stick Shift
Axle/Gears: 3.42's
Now all they have to make is a poly replacment for the hydraulic manual trans mount.
When mine went bad, I took an auto poly mount and a peice of aluminum and made an adapter that allows me to use the auto mount. It's not perfect and I had to shim the crossmember down to fit, but it works.
When mine went bad, I took an auto poly mount and a peice of aluminum and made an adapter that allows me to use the auto mount. It's not perfect and I had to shim the crossmember down to fit, but it works.
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Originally posted by 2_point8_boy
Now all they have to make is a poly replacment for the hydraulic manual trans mount.
When mine went bad, I took an auto poly mount and a peice of aluminum and made an adapter that allows me to use the auto mount. It's not perfect and I had to shim the crossmember down to fit, but it works.
Now all they have to make is a poly replacment for the hydraulic manual trans mount.
When mine went bad, I took an auto poly mount and a peice of aluminum and made an adapter that allows me to use the auto mount. It's not perfect and I had to shim the crossmember down to fit, but it works.
Good deal on the clam mounts. After I got my new engine in and have no plans of taking it out
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Originally posted by Dale
I have one in mine
Good deal on the clam mounts. After I got my new engine in and have no plans of taking it out
I have one in mine
Good deal on the clam mounts. After I got my new engine in and have no plans of taking it out
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I have the automatic one, on a manual. No special brackets, no custom anything. It bolted right up and "presto" it fit, works n all that good shizzle.
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I had to shim my crossmember down 1/4" and make an aluminum brace for it. I think the reason I had to shim down is because I have the brace above the crossmember, that way I don't have to worry about it bending under load as much. I'll see if I can get my car into the air here at work today or tomorrow and take a picture so you guys can see what I'm talking about.
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I had the same mount you do... has the 2 rubber 'bushings' with a 2nd bar on top of the first....
Just pitch that thing as far as you can, and get one of the automatic crossmembers.
I paid like $5 at the junkyard for it!
Just pitch that thing as far as you can, and get one of the automatic crossmembers.
I paid like $5 at the junkyard for it! Supreme Member
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the auto x-member is definitly the way to go from what I hear. I'm just too lazy to actually go to the yard to get one...lol
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Originally posted by Doward
I had the same mount you do... has the 2 rubber 'bushings' with a 2nd bar on top of the first....
Just pitch that thing as far as you can, and get one of the automatic crossmembers.
I paid like $5 at the junkyard for it!
I had the same mount you do... has the 2 rubber 'bushings' with a 2nd bar on top of the first....
Just pitch that thing as far as you can, and get one of the automatic crossmembers.
I paid like $5 at the junkyard for it! Thread
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