bb66cuda
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I am looking for transmission mounts for an early a body, but haven't been able to find any. Are reproductions made for these cars?
Transmission mounts
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cavemanmoron
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Quote:
Originally Posted by djwhog
Yep all I see is the single stud version I need one with 2 studs. Anyone have a source???
OK< I Knew I had seen one someplace.............
http://www.imperialservices.net/defa...les/IS-102.gif
1961-1965 A-Body (1961 225 only)
Automatic and Manual Transmission Mount
Replaces P/N 2265 836. All new steel brackets with polyurethane insulator. Top bracket zinc-dichromate plated for corrosion resistance. Can also be used in place of single stud '66-'70 mount above by drilling a second hole in your crossmember. Excellent choice for high horsepower, manual transmission, or sticky-tired cars. Two mounting studs like the originals. Includes serrated locking nuts.
IS-102 - $79 + shipping
http://tinyurl.com/2j6964
1965 Dodge Dart
3.7L, 6 Cylinder, Gas, Carb, Base
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SKU QTY PRICE
EM2272 $7.78
http://www2.partstrain.com/store/pr...ransmission&subcategory=transmission_assembly
NAPA
Item#: BK 6021121
Price: $8.99
Originally Posted by djwhog
Yep all I see is the single stud version I need one with 2 studs. Anyone have a source???
OK< I Knew I had seen one someplace.............
http://www.imperialservices.net/defa...les/IS-102.gif
1961-1965 A-Body (1961 225 only)
Automatic and Manual Transmission Mount
Replaces P/N 2265 836. All new steel brackets with polyurethane insulator. Top bracket zinc-dichromate plated for corrosion resistance. Can also be used in place of single stud '66-'70 mount above by drilling a second hole in your crossmember. Excellent choice for high horsepower, manual transmission, or sticky-tired cars. Two mounting studs like the originals. Includes serrated locking nuts.
IS-102 - $79 + shipping
http://tinyurl.com/2j6964
1965 Dodge Dart
3.7L, 6 Cylinder, Gas, Carb, Base
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
SKU QTY PRICE
EM2272 $7.78
http://www2.partstrain.com/store/pr...ransmission&subcategory=transmission_assembly
NAPA
Item#: BK 6021121
Price: $8.99
bb66cuda
Well-Known Member
All the mounts I've come across have just one stud on the bottom, even the ones listed as 65 and 66. All the crossmembers I have all have 2 studs on the bottom.
cavemanmoron
Well-Known Member
Quote:
Originally Posted by djwhog
Yep all I see is the single stud version I need one with 2 studs. Anyone have a source???
OK< I Knew I had seen one someplace.............
http://www.imperialservices.net/defa...les/IS-102.gif
1961-1965 A-Body (1961 225 only)
Automatic and Manual Transmission Mount
Replaces P/N 2265 836. All new steel brackets with polyurethane insulator. Top bracket zinc-dichromate plated for corrosion resistance. Can also be used in place of single stud '66-'70 mount above by drilling a second hole in your crossmember. Excellent choice for high horsepower, manual transmission, or sticky-tired cars. Two mounting studs like the originals. Includes serrated locking nuts.
IS-102 - $79 + shipping
http://tinyurl.com/2j6964
Well if it was me, and I had No tranny mount,
and had a single stud mount to use,
I guess I would have to get my 1/2" drive electric drill out;
and drill another 3/8" hole. ;)
You can also call Shumacher.
http://www.engine-swaps.com/
Also: (not shown) '62-65 B 4-speed, '63-66 A V8 style, $75+$9 S&H.
Phone
(206) 364-7151 - 7am to 5pm Pacific time
Fax
(206) 440-5464
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[email protected]
If you wish to get ahold of us Monday through Friday, between 7am and 5pm Pacific time, the fastest way is by phone. We are not always able to respond to emails as soon as they come. Please do not send emails with attachments, except by prearrangement. Any email sent with attachments will be deleted.
Originally Posted by djwhog
Yep all I see is the single stud version I need one with 2 studs. Anyone have a source???
OK< I Knew I had seen one someplace.............
http://www.imperialservices.net/defa...les/IS-102.gif
1961-1965 A-Body (1961 225 only)
Automatic and Manual Transmission Mount
Replaces P/N 2265 836. All new steel brackets with polyurethane insulator. Top bracket zinc-dichromate plated for corrosion resistance. Can also be used in place of single stud '66-'70 mount above by drilling a second hole in your crossmember. Excellent choice for high horsepower, manual transmission, or sticky-tired cars. Two mounting studs like the originals. Includes serrated locking nuts.
IS-102 - $79 + shipping
http://tinyurl.com/2j6964
Hmm....
Well if it was me, and I had No tranny mount,
and had a single stud mount to use,
I guess I would have to get my 1/2" drive electric drill out;
and drill another 3/8" hole. ;)
You can also call Shumacher.
http://www.engine-swaps.com/
Also: (not shown) '62-65 B 4-speed, '63-66 A V8 style, $75+$9 S&H.
Phone
(206) 364-7151 - 7am to 5pm Pacific time
Fax
(206) 440-5464
[email protected]
If you wish to get ahold of us Monday through Friday, between 7am and 5pm Pacific time, the fastest way is by phone. We are not always able to respond to emails as soon as they come. Please do not send emails with attachments, except by prearrangement. Any email sent with attachments will be deleted.
cavemanmoron
Well-Known Member
OK< I Knew I had seen one someplace.............:colors:
http://www.imperialservices.net/default_files/IS-102.gif
1961-1965 A-Body (1961 225 only)
Automatic and Manual Transmission Mount
Replaces P/N 2265 836. All new steel brackets with polyurethane insulator. Top bracket zinc-dichromate plated for corrosion resistance. Can also be used in place of single stud '66-'70 mount above by drilling a second hole in your crossmember. Excellent choice for high horsepower, manual transmission, or sticky-tired cars. Two mounting studs like the originals. Includes serrated locking nuts.
IS-102 - $79 + shipping
http://tinyurl.com/2j6964
bb66cuda
Well-Known Member
I'm just looking for standard rubber replacements, don't need the poly ones. Guess I'll put a second stud into a single stud mount.
340mopar
Sorgermotorsports
You can use the single stud as is, I have on in my '65 and it fits just fine.
Chuck
Chuck
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