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Old 07-03-2002, 01:07 PM   #1
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look at the mounts you can see them from up top. they may be cracked and rotted all the way through. my old mounts were shot when I bought the car and the way I could tell was when I reved the motor the motor moved a lot and if I left the line to hard the trans would more as well, to fix this I got the energy susp. motor and trans mounts from summit and they were 149$ for the set.and if its the driveshaft you can get the frpp alum. driveshaft for about 170$ from summit as well. and that takes about 10mins to throw in. ( four 12mm 12point bolts on the diff side and the driveshaft just slides out and slide the new one in and put the bolts back in and your done)
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