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Re: Trans mount? [Re: StockRaider] #992379 04/02/10 03:52 PM

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Goose Creek, SC

RigilKent

Getting the Wheeling Fever

What if you used poly and drilled some small holes through the whole thing then laced it with some small diameter cable. that way it would still move but have that extra strength holding it all together along with the high strength adhesive? just a thought

84' Montero 2.6L SWB

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Subject	Posted By	Posted
Trans mount?	StockRaider	04/01/10 06:29 PM
Re: Trans mount?	pcc	04/02/10 01:55 AM
Re: Trans mount?	Temple	04/02/10 02:04 AM
Re: Trans mount?	StockRaider	04/02/10 02:53 AM
Re: Trans mount?	mxmikie	04/02/10 03:56 AM
Re: Trans mount?	Temple	04/02/10 04:04 AM
Re: Trans mount?	StockRaider	04/02/10 04:11 AM
Re: Trans mount?	RigilKent	04/02/10 03:52 PM
Re: Trans mount?	justice	04/02/10 04:05 PM
Re: Trans mount?	zarktheshark	04/02/10 08:51 PM
Re: Trans mount?	justice	04/03/10 05:08 AM

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