engine/ trans mount questions

[1971bluec10]

im looking at the Dirty Dingo sliders which i know have been around a while but what 4l60e crossmember being used with these?

also looking at the tinworks kit with everything but dont see anything really on here talked about them..

any opinions on these?

thank you

[bigmoe]

There are a lot of aftermarket options for you. I found this unbranded one on Ebay that is adjustable at every point and has the dip up clearance for exhaust.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/38902074177...3ABFBMtJ7t-NRm

[leegreen]

I've had poor luck with the poly bushing inside of a pipe style of mount. The bushings fail quickly. Look for factory rubber style mounts. Chances are the aftermarket mounts share geometry with an OEM mount

[truckdude239]

i used drity dingo sliders with tht stock gm 350 transmission mount/crossmember i just had to redrill the holes in the frame, and move the crossmemeber backwards

[Rich84]

Originally Posted by truckdude239

i used drity dingo sliders with tht stock gm 350 transmission mount/crossmember i just had to redrill the holes in the frame, and move the crossmemeber backwards

Same here on both my swaps..

[1971bluec10]

awesome thank you all for the help

[TrybalRage]

I used Tejas motor mounts, and like everyone else just reused the stock transmission mount. Tejas does make a nice trans mount as well, or if you were looking for a budget option I've had this in my amazon wishlist forever. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0BLBLFGLF/

[WorldsCrappiestTruck]

Originally Posted by TrybalRage

I used Tejas motor mounts, and like everyone else just reused the stock transmission mount. Tejas does make a nice trans mount as well, or if you were looking for a budget option I've had this in my amazon wishlist forever. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0BLBLFGLF/

I’ve used that mount twice - one had the mounting tab for the trans mount adjustable, and one had it welded in place so you couldn’t fine-tune driveline angle.

Either works. They feel fairly cheap & Chinsy but certainly do the job (and give room to run the exhaust.