Polyurethane Transmission Mount?
I have a 97 Z28 automatic does anybody make a Polyurethane Transmission Mount?
I know ENERGY SUSPENSION does but only for a 350-400.
Autozone says REQUIRES CROSSMEMBER MODIFICATION.
So what's the deal.
Thanks,
Chris.
I know ENERGY SUSPENSION does but only for a 350-400.
Autozone says REQUIRES CROSSMEMBER MODIFICATION.
So what's the deal.
Thanks,
Chris.
Re: Polyurethane Transmission Mount?
I have a poly mount from Energy Suspension...went to local speed shop, told them what I had and they got it...Some have noticed increased vibration when using the plate that comes with it because it moves the trans a little higher in the tunnel and throws off the u joint angles. If this occurs you can not use the bottom plate or space down the cross member...Mine was fine with the plate, been on for a long time....
--Alan
--Alan
Re: Polyurethane Transmission Mount?
O well I guess I will have to call Energy Suspension up.
And see what they say.
I can't believe nobody makes a Polyurethane Transmission Mount
for my car.
Thanks anyway,
Chris.
And see what they say.
I can't believe nobody makes a Polyurethane Transmission Mount
for my car.
Thanks anyway,
Chris.
Well looked at summit and came up with this one that is for a 350-400.
ENS-3-1108G
That comes up for a 92 Camaro 350 Auto.
Guess I will pick one up today and see what's up with it.
Thanks everybody,
Chris.
ENS-3-1108G
That comes up for a 92 Camaro 350 Auto.
Guess I will pick one up today and see what's up with it.
Thanks everybody,
Chris.
Last edited by crazypurgatory; Feb 5, 2005 at 09:05 AM.
Re: Polyurethane Transmission Mount?
They don't list it for 93-up because it's a tad too tall for our application. ES says they are working on a mount for the 4th gen, but talking to people who had this problem long ago, they were working on it back then too.
All you need to do if you feel it is needed, is to put about a 1/2" spacer between the crossmember and the frame so it drops the mounting point of the trans mount down a little. I didn't do it when I put mine in, but I think I might do it soon.
All you need to do if you feel it is needed, is to put about a 1/2" spacer between the crossmember and the frame so it drops the mounting point of the trans mount down a little. I didn't do it when I put mine in, but I think I might do it soon.
Re: Polyurethane Transmission Mount?
Originally Posted by crazypurgatory
I have a 97 Z28 automatic does anybody make a Polyurethane Transmission Mount?
I know ENERGY SUSPENSION does but only for a 350-400.
Autozone says REQUIRES CROSSMEMBER MODIFICATION.
So what's the deal.
Thanks,
Chris.
I know ENERGY SUSPENSION does but only for a 350-400.
Autozone says REQUIRES CROSSMEMBER MODIFICATION.
So what's the deal.
Thanks,
Chris.
TG - GM now has them back in stock!!!!!!!
Johnny-Z-Man
Re: Polyurethane Transmission Mount?
Originally Posted by ABA383
I have a poly mount from Energy Suspension...went to local speed shop, told them what I had and they got it...Some have noticed increased vibration when using the plate that comes with it because it moves the trans a little higher in the tunnel and throws off the u joint angles. If this occurs you can not use the bottom plate or space down the cross member...Mine was fine with the plate, been on for a long time....
--Alan
--Alan
Johnny-Z-Man
Last edited by Johnny-Z-Man; Feb 6, 2005 at 01:47 PM.
Re: Polyurethane Transmission Mount?
I've had both the 1LE and poly mount.
In my 6 speed, the poly was causing a lot of vibration. Switching to the 1LE mount fixed the problem.
I now have a 93 A4 and the poly works PERFECTLY on this car, so I will be staying with it.
In my 6 speed, the poly was causing a lot of vibration. Switching to the 1LE mount fixed the problem.
I now have a 93 A4 and the poly works PERFECTLY on this car, so I will be staying with it.


