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Old 06-28-2013, 07:30 AM
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I just realized my new used tranny crossmember is missing the two little tabs with holes at the front for the transmission bracket to bolt to. I have a th350.

Does anyone have a close up picture of the area I am referring to? Could someone please measure the length and size of those little tangs on the front of the crossmember?
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Old 06-28-2013, 10:54 AM
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I will try and get some pictures when I get home, my crossmember is out of the car.
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pics 6,7. If I can be of further help Jeremy let me know. Frank.
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by the way this crossmember is from a 1978
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Those tabs look like they are offset to one side more than the other, am I correct?
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mounts are made from 1/8 steel, meassured from end of crossmember to outer edge of mount. Frank.
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