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February 9th, 2009, 06:02 PM
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89 GT, 92 LX
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I have them on my 92 and never had any problems or any vibration issues. My 89 with stock mounts seems to vibrate worse. Also i hear all the time about not using solid trans mounts. I have that one also. Keep in mind that the trans crossmember is rubber mounted so it will flex there if it needs to flex. Of course i also have subframe connectors and a 6 point cage so the car does not flex much anyway.
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