If you want details on the differences and how to do the conversion:
http://www.311s.org/phpBB3/viewtopic.ph ... 34&start=0
5-speed transmission mount
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spl310
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Re: 5-speed transmission mount
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Re: 5-speed transmission mount
If you end up needing a 5 speed mount, give me a shout. I have an extra.
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Re: 5-speed transmission mount
From the TechWiki:spl310 wrote:Dave Brisco modified a crossmember some time ago, but I don't recall the specs.
http://www.311s.org/pmwiki-311/pmwiki.p ... rannyMount
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Re: 5-speed transmission mount
Talked with a friend in CA and sent him the pictures previously posted. His diagnosis is that I have a 4 speed cross member installed rather than the 5- speed cross member. He says it should drip the tail shaft at least an inch, reducing the steepness of the driveshaft. I'm using a Chevy urethane mount as described by Dave Brisco. Should have the correct cross member in the next day or two and I'll report on the difference it makes once I get it installed. Once again, thanks for the help guys!