Urethane transfercase mount??

[Firebirdjones]

Can anyone supply a part number?? I'd like to order this local from Napa or a place similar.

I already have a urethane torque mount,,,just need the main crossmember mount. Thanks.

[drunkbus]

Here you go. It took about 30 seconds to find if you just try.

http://www.summitracing.com/parts/ENS-3-1106G/

[Firebirdjones]

Are you kidding?? I spent 1/2 hour on here trying to find it on Energy Suspensions website to no avail. I hate these damn computers

[Thealien]

here they are at their own website
Mounts

and the
TORQUE MOUNTS

[drunkbus]

Originally Posted by Thealien

here they are at their own website
Mounts

and the
TORQUE MOUNTS

Even better yet. I don't know how to get fancy and change the links.

[Thealien]

Originally Posted by drunkbus

Even better yet. I don't know how to get fancy and change the links.

When you add the link in the box and hit OK, hit enter and then type in whatever you want. Sometimes its better than the long link it ends up being!

[swyfor5]

Got mine from LMC. A little pricer though, $69.95. Ones they sold me were made by PROTHANE. Look identical to those from Summit.

[Firebirdjones]

Originally Posted by swyfor5

Got mine from LMC. A little pricer though, $69.95. Ones they sold me were made by PROTHANE. Look identical to those from Summit.

Ah yes,,,,thankyou. Prothane was the other name that was escaping me.

[Firebirdjones]

Originally Posted by Thealien

here they are at their own website
Mounts

and the
TORQUE MOUNTS

Thanks, wish I knew how to do that. I'm terrible at searching

[Thealien]

Originally Posted by Firebirdjones

Thanks, wish I knew how to do that. I'm terrible at searching

It was easy for me only because
I've been there done that

[jaros44sr]

Be careful on the torque mounts, make sure the bolts fit the spacers well. I ended up calling them and getting new ones, I forget what the part number is, but you will see a big space between the bolt and the spacer if you have the wrong ones. When I talked to customer service, he said no one ever complained in 15 years the part has bin in production

[Firebirdjones]

Originally Posted by jaros44sr

Be careful on the torque mounts, make sure the bolts fit the spacers well. I ended up calling them and getting new ones, I forget what the part number is, but you will see a big space between the bolt and the spacer if you have the wrong ones. When I talked to customer service, he said no one ever complained in 15 years the part has bin in production

Thanks for the heads up. I'll have to check it out. I haven't even opened the package for the torque mount yet. Since I don't have the main transfer case mount in my hands I figured I'd just wait until then, and do it all at once.

[Thealien]

Originally Posted by jaros44sr

Be careful on the torque mounts, make sure the bolts fit the spacers well. I ended up calling them and getting new ones, I forget what the part number is, but you will see a big space between the bolt and the spacer if you have the wrong ones. When I talked to customer service, he said no one ever complained in 15 years the part has bin in production

Were the bolts to big or small? What was the discrepency? Leave it to you to get the one in 15 year odd duck, should have used that luck on a lottery ticket!

[jaros44sr]

Originally Posted by Thealien

Were the bolts to big or small? What was the discrepency? Leave it to you to get the one in 15 year odd duck, should have used that luck on a lottery ticket!

Yes and yes, depending how you look at it It seems that their engineering department thought we had 1/2" mounting bolts, but in fact they are 5/'8"(not sure of the of the exact demensions), so you need to ask them for the correct spacer. Seems like everyone was happy with the slop for the past 15 years

Hope this helps, not very good at splainin' things!

[Thealien]

Nope now I am really confused. If they thought our bolts were 1/2 (4/8ths) and are actually 5/8ths I would think they wouldn't even fit through the spacer let alone be loose?

[jaros44sr]

Originally Posted by Thealien

Nope now I am really confused. If they thought our bolts were 1/2 (4/8ths) and are actually 5/8ths I would think they wouldn't even fit through the spacer let alone be loose?

That's why I said "not sure of the actual demensions". Bolts are 1/2" OD ,spacers are 5/8"ID. Any better? as I say not sure what it was, but considerable space, not the example I used above

Still confused?

[Thealien]

I could always look at my mounts and bolts? But then I "may" have to make a call and its all your fault!

[jaros44sr]

Originally Posted by Thealien

I could always look at my mounts and bolts? But then I "may" have to make a call and its all your fault!

Depends if you are comfortable with the slop, I wasn't. Must've bin the Machinist in me

Don't shoot the messenger

[Thealien]

Originally Posted by jaros44sr

Depends if you are comfortable with the slop, I wasn't. Must've bin the Machinist in me

Don't shoot the messenger

Never liked a loose fit if you know what I mean.