Yellow transmission mount - numbers gurus inside

[Blake@diyhemi.com]

Which cars came with the yellow transmission mount? I thought it was only 440-6 or hemi cars. Please inform me gurus of the E body world!

I found this under my AAR and am wondering if it is original




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[Chryco Psycho]

Very Cool 

[anlauto]

I agree, neat part...I thought it was only a hemi or 440+6 thing too..

[6bblgt]

 
DW's '70 440 4bbl U-code Challenger R/T

[cuda hunter]

If it's not original to your car, I'm in need of a yellow mount. 

So, anyone else pull one of these from an AAR?

[Topcat]

I've got one in perfect condition.

WIW?

[Katfish]

Other than being yellow, what's the difference?

[Blake@diyhemi.com]

Other than being yellow, what's the difference?

I would think a stiffer rubber compound or maybe the mounting differs to account for driveline angle differences when you have more powerful big blocks and a heavy duty track pack like suspension. But that's just my speculation. I would love to know the real answer.

I do not think it is original to my car, but it could be?

I know that at one point in its life, my car did have a 440 powertrain swapped in just because. Later on it went back to 340. So that could be where the mount came from. Interesting...


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[fc7cuda]

I believe the "original" yellow ones also have the word YELLOW on the rubber.  There has been a difference in cut angle on the brackets too.  This may have been on purpose or a vendor difference. 

[usraptor]

My '70 Cuda with a 440 "U" code and 4 speed with Super Trak Pak has one.

[Topcat]

A couple of pics from my mount

[cuda hunter]

I've got one in perfect condition.

WIW?

[muscleonly]

I have one on my T/A also

[mccannix]

I wonder if they all had YELLOW molded into them.
This one is on a tranny I saw the other day, but I cant seem to find the word yellow.
Has same part number molded 3410309 as seen on the ones with 'yellow' molded