Where can I get a transmission mount?
The one in your photo kinda looks like the later spool type but is slightly different. The earlier ones were also known as bisket type mounts when was basically a square rubber block. I think the spool type is the stronger of the two. The only issue I've run into with the spool type mount is when I tried to install one of the USCarTool Driveshaft Loops which bolts to the cross member instead of through the floor.
The flat mounting bracket of the loop doesn't work with the Spool type cross member because the cross member doesn't have a flat surface to the rear.
This is a photo of a typical spool mount. Two bolts attach it to the transmission and then a large bolt goes through the tabs on the back of the cross member and through the center bushing which sits between the tabs.
My options were to either switch to the earlier mount and cross member or use a different drive shaft loop. I went with the bolt through the floor type loop.
The one in your photo kinda looks like the later spool type but is slightly different. The earlier ones were also known as bisket type mounts when was basically a square rubber block. I think the spool type is the stronger of the two. The only issue I've run into with the spool type mount is when I tried to install one of the USCarTool Driveshaft Loops which bolts to the cross member instead of through the floor.
The flat mounting bracket of the loop doesn't work with the Spool type cross member because the cross member doesn't have a flat surface to the rear.
This is a photo of a typical spool mount. Two bolts attach it to the transmission and then a large bolt goes through the tabs on the back of the cross member and through the center bushing which sits between the tabs.
My options were to either switch to the earlier mount and cross member or use a different drive shaft loop. I went with the bolt through the floor type loop.
