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DirtyD 09-30-2013 12:51 AM

Still waiting on mine as well.

re-rx7 09-30-2013 12:47 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by JDMLOL (Post 51793)
I dont think there is a shifter, bushing or mount out there that will fix these shitbox getrags. Mine is in the shop with just under 9k for a crunchy second gear.

Im thinking maybe it could be Motor mounts? Lots of movement up front will effect the trans as well. That being said mine has been whining so its going in soon.

Red Devil 09-30-2013 10:05 PM

Got one ordered today cause I had bonus bucks at cj pony expiring, hope its worth my bucks lol

Dan12GT 10-02-2013 02:30 PM

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Originally Posted by re-rx7 (Post 51860)
Im thinking maybe it could be Motor mounts? Lots of movement up front will effect the trans as well. That being said mine has been whining so its going in soon.

I've heard that helps.

DirtyD 10-09-2013 12:25 PM

Been over a month since I placed my order and was told they had a new shipment coming.

Vorshlag, do y'all have an ETA on when you expect the next shipment to arrive? Is Whiteline that far behind with demand that the back log is this deep?

I emailed with no response the other day...

BERT 10-09-2013 12:58 PM

So what does this thing actually do? From the pics I can't tell. If it supposed to help with the tranny torqueing over, I thought that's what the shifter bracket was for? Am I wrong?

DirtyD 10-09-2013 01:21 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by BERT (Post 52855)
So what does this thing actually do? From the pics I can't tell. If it supposed to help with the tranny torqueing over, I thought that's what the shifter bracket was for? Am I wrong?

Stiffens the trans mount to further prevent the torsional and lateral deflection of the entire motor/trans relative to the shifter, which is rigidly "connected" to the body, thanks to the shifter bracket.

BERT 10-09-2013 01:53 PM

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Originally Posted by DirtyD (Post 52856)
Stiffens the trans mount to further prevent the torsional and lateral deflection of the entire motor/trans relative to the shifter, which is rigidly "connected" to the body, thanks to the shifter bracket.



I see. Wonder what Ford was thinking when it came to this?

DirtyD 10-09-2013 02:27 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by BERT (Post 52857)
I see. Wonder what Ford was thinking when it came to this?

Just the remote mount shifter design of the Getrag, as well as the tremec tr6060. remote mount shifter is just a bad design.

Dan12GT 10-10-2013 10:28 AM

Ford wasn't thinking much I don't think. They skimped on the tranny big time. I wouldn't be surprised they have an entirely different tranny in the 15s and admit to the mt-82 being subpar.

DirtyD 10-10-2013 10:37 AM

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Originally Posted by Dan12GT (Post 52923)
Ford wasn't thinking much I don't think. They skimped on the tranny big time. I wouldn't be surprised they have an entirely different tranny in the 15s and admit to the mt-82 being subpar.

I don't really think you will see them change trans....unfortunately.

If they do, then they did a damn good job keeping that under wraps

modernbeat 10-10-2013 04:48 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by DirtyD (Post 52850)
Been over a month since I placed my order and was told they had a new shipment coming.

Vorshlag, do y'all have an ETA on when you expect the next shipment to arrive? Is Whiteline that far behind with demand that the back log is this deep?

As far as we can tell, yes, Whiteline's backlog IS that deep. We've been told they are on their way, but I suspect they are in a container ship, not airmail.

Quote:

Originally Posted by BERT (Post 52855)
So what does this thing actually do? From the pics I can't tell. If it supposed to help with the tranny torqueing over, I thought that's what the shifter bracket was for? Am I wrong?

This bushing is an insert that keeps the stock transmission mount bushing from collapsing and allowing the transmission to twist over to one side under load. When twisted, the body mounted shifter is no longer in line with the transmission, causing missed shifts, or blocked shifts.

BERT 10-10-2013 04:52 PM

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Originally Posted by modernbeat (Post 52974)
As far as we can tell, yes, Whiteline's backlog IS that deep. We've been told they are on their way, but I suspect they are in a container ship, not airmail.



This bushing is an insert that keeps the stock transmission mount bushing from collapsing and allowing the transmission to twist over to one side under load. When twisted, the body mounted shifter is no longer in line with the transmission, causing missed shifts, or blocked shifts.



Ah, thanks for answering. It's kind of aggravating that Ford went away from the shifter being inside the tail of the transmission

DirtyD 10-10-2013 04:58 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by modernbeat (Post 52974)
As far as we can tell, yes, Whiteline's backlog IS that deep. We've been told they are on their way, but I suspect they are in a container ship, not airmail.



This bushing is an insert that keeps the stock transmission mount bushing from collapsing and allowing the transmission to twist over to one side under load. When twisted, the body mounted shifter is no longer in line with the transmission, causing missed shifts, or blocked shifts.

I talked with Terry on Facebook and he said that it took them 3 months to even get the first shipment....that's sad...

I can understand that container ships are the cheap effective route to keep cost low, but I honestly wouldn't mind paying a tad more to airmail it. LOL

They aren't really that heavy either.

modernbeat 10-10-2013 06:03 PM

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Originally Posted by DirtyD (Post 52979)
I talked with Terry on Facebook and he said that it took them 3 months to even get the first shipment....that's sad...

I can understand that container ships are the cheap effective route to keep cost low, but I honestly wouldn't mind paying a tad more to airmail it. LOL

They aren't really that heavy either.

I can understand that too, but I imagine it's not by itself. Whiteline doesn't just sell small bushings. The other parts we use from them on S197s, like the Watts link and swaybars are large, heavy, bulky packages that I definitely do NOT want to pay double shipping for.


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