NP205 torque mounts

[hemi43]

When you say "neoprene", I assume you mean "polyurethane". If you use polyurethane mounts on the transfer case torque arm it won't cause any problems if you have rubber mounts everywhere else. All it's going to do is reduce the amount twist in the engine/transmission under heavy load.

[jaros44sr]

Originally Posted by hemi43

When you say "neoprene", I assume you mean "polyurethane". If you use polyurethane mounts on the transfer case torque arm it won't cause any problems if you have rubber mounts everywhere else. All it's going to do is reduce the amount twist in the engine/transmission under heavy load.

My bad, you're right, neoprene was stuck in my mind because I just returned from a fishing trip....10 degrees

[70gmcjimmy]

Originally Posted by jaros44sr

Just give a little time, as the next 5 days are booked, I'm guessing they'll fit in a 5.00 flat box

Thanks, no problem. I have to do some cleaning under there and some paint before I can install the transfer case and transmission.

Originally Posted by AJs72K5

Careful mixing and matching. It'll cause different flex points and stress. Same goes for your motor mounts and tranny mounts. Motor and tranny should be all rubber or all poly, but not mixed.

The engine and transfer case (tranny too) lower mounts are all new rubber ones. I would use rubber torque mounts but have had no luck finding them so since this truck isn't going to be high horsepower or ridden hard on trails maybe it will be OK. It definitely is going to get driven a lot and ride trails though.

Originally Posted by hemi43

When you say "neoprene", I assume you mean "polyurethane". If you use polyurethane mounts on the transfer case torque arm it won't cause any problems if you have rubber mounts everywhere else. All it's going to do is reduce the amount twist in the engine/transmission under heavy load.

Originally Posted by jaros44sr

My bad, you're right, neoprene was stuck in my mind because I just returned from a fishing trip....10 degrees

That was actually my bad Jim and Hemi43 as I mis-informed in my first post "neoprene"! Sorry about that guys! Oldtimers disease again on my part.

Thank-you all for the help and advice.

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