Cant Find a Poly trans Bushing for T56
#2
09-10-2012, 07:18 PM
i just read on a couple forums that people are using poly mounts for a turbo 350 trans, they are a direct fit mount.
#4
09-10-2012, 08:48 PM
And maybe why I cant find one! I always had them on any automatic cars I had so I assumed I could find them for a manual.... Ok, cool, Ill just buy a new rubber one.
#5
09-10-2012, 08:54 PM
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Camaro Transmission Mount, Polyurethane, Fits All Transmissions, 1967-2002 - Rick's Camaro Parts
Might want to get feedback from others who have a poly mount with their T56. I put one on my 96 auto and the vibrations were minimal. Certainly the good outweighed the bad, the bad being having to replace the rubber one again. If you have a tendency to jump hard on the throttle off the line and/or shift hard, I'd personally rethink the rubber mount. But, that's me, do what you want.
Might want to get feedback from others who have a poly mount with their T56. I put one on my 96 auto and the vibrations were minimal. Certainly the good outweighed the bad, the bad being having to replace the rubber one again. If you have a tendency to jump hard on the throttle off the line and/or shift hard, I'd personally rethink the rubber mount. But, that's me, do what you want.
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#6
09-10-2012, 09:50 PM
Camaro Transmission Mount, Polyurethane, Fits All Transmissions, 1967-2002 - Rick's Camaro Parts
Might want to get feedback from others who have a poly mount with their T56. I put one on my 96 auto and the vibrations were minimal. Certainly the good outweighed the bad, the bad being having to replace the rubber one again. If you have a tendency to jump hard on the throttle off the line and/or shift hard, I'd personally rethink the rubber mount. But, that's me, do what you want.
Might want to get feedback from others who have a poly mount with their T56. I put one on my 96 auto and the vibrations were minimal. Certainly the good outweighed the bad, the bad being having to replace the rubber one again. If you have a tendency to jump hard on the throttle off the line and/or shift hard, I'd personally rethink the rubber mount. But, that's me, do what you want.
#7
09-11-2012, 07:53 AM
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How off center is it? That urethane mount has 3 positions for the "center" bolt. What's strange is, looking up applications on rockauto, one brand is the same part number for both auto and manual, another brand has different numbers for each.
#8
09-11-2012, 08:03 AM
Heres a link... See how the center bolt appears farther back than the two mounting holes in the plate? Thats how mine looks... Ill need to pull it out to be 100% sure.
DEA PRODUCTS A2811 Transmission Mount | eBay
#9
09-11-2012, 08:16 AM
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Hmmmm..... DEA website shows the same mount for both transmissions (sorry, site doesn't direct link to part search): Dea Products Inc. - Engine And Transmission Mounts - Center Supports - Strut Plates
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