Toyota Super Duty Transfer Case Mounts

[traxman25]

As you have probably already discovered, off roading places heavy abuse on many parts of your truck that don’t get abused when your truck is driven “normally”. One of such part is your stock transfer case mount. This soft rubber and steel block bolts between your transfer case and your transfer case cross member, and has a tendency to do one of two things when you are wheeling your truck. It will either flex far to much letting your shifter hit things in the cab, or even worse, the rubber will rip right in half! So now you’re in the middle of a trail, in the middle of nowhere, with a transmission/transfer case that is just flopping around, now what do you do?

To help you avoid such a situation, 4x Innovations has created the first true super duty transfer case mount for Toyota trucks! In this new mount the soft, weak, stock rubber portion of the mount is replaced with quality Energy Suspension Poly round bushings. These bushings will not split and fail on you, eliminating such worries associated with stock mounts. Your new mount comes with thicker steel plates that are laser cut and CNC formed for the best fit possible. This mount is a direct replacement and even includes all needed hardware. You can even run this mount with after market cross members that reuse the Toyota rubber mount.

As if all that wasn’t enough, there’s another trick feature to this mount. If you need remove your transfer case or transmission you now only need to remove two bolts from the bushings to pull the cross member down, not the 4, hard to get to, bolts that engage in the cross member.

Get the strongest mount available for your rig today for just $85 including black die zinc plating! This mount fits all 79-95 Gear drive transfer cases and 82-95 4 cylinder cross members. To order please either contact us or click over to 4xInnovations.com and use the online shopping options.

[traxman25]

Here's a picture of the real unit on the bench.

You may have some concern over these mounts introducing more vibration into the truck, but these are great bushings, and there is not actually much vibration at the mount. A customer brought this up when he was over this weekend, so we hoped in the shop truck for a drive. This 4 Runner is running the same style of mount/bushings (and has been for years), but it also has 2 inch round bushings for motor mounts. He felt it wasn't nearly as much as expected, and more than acceptable.

I've got to get a picture of the unit under the truck, it bolts right up, just like a stock one would. And it bolts in ALL of the places you would use this shaped OEM unit!

[Slapahoe]

Just placed my order. I'm sure it's going to work out great.

[traxman25]

Got your order, Thank you!

It will ship in the morning and I'll email you your tracking #.

Also here's some more photos of the mount installed in my 85 pickup. Gotta love how much the PO let her leak!

[scallywag]

When I was young and dumb(er), I had a VW buggy that I was stupid enough to use stock rubber engine/trans mounts (rear mounts) along with a solid mount on the transaxle's nose cone (front mount). Oviously there were problems. I broke the nose cone right off the transaxle. It is so clear to me now why this happened and I cant believe I did that.
Your mounts look super beefy and way cool. Beautiful idea. Are there any possible issues with using a set of squishy motor mounts and a fairly rigid trans mount? Would it be wise to also use a set of poly engine mounts as well?

[traxman25]

In short, it's not as much of a problem as you may think. This mount still allows for movement. It doesn't take much movement at the transfer case mount to equal a fair about at the engine mounts.

We are working on new round bushing engine mounts that will be able to absorb engine vibrations better than any other mount available now. They will remain as destruction proof as well. We are a little ways out on them still.

[cruzila]

Dang it and I just made one that looks just like that. What a waste of my time, I could have just bought one.

[e cliff]

awsome looking product, it will help the stock motor mounts from having a devorce. i built something simular a few years back but not as nice. and to offer it for less then a factory mount???? good job.


cliff

[traxman25]

Thanks Cliff.

[jhama78]

Ive bought two of these in the last 5 months for two of my piles, thanks again adam for a great product...

-j-rOd

[traxman25]

You bet J Rod! Thanks for the orders!


I've got a few left on the shelf and more to be built, help me move the remaining stock so I have room for the ones we're building up!

[traxman25]

Anyone broken a stock mount lately, and looking for something better? Here's your best option yet!

I have more in stock and ready to ship. We ship these international via USPS also!

[dirtchicken]

Thanks for the mount!!!!

[traxman25]

You bet, Thanks for the pic!

[Slapahoe]

Bump for a badass mount. I wish you would have had the zunc plated one when I bought mine.

[gassman4x4]

will this fit with a duel case {marlin clocked} adapter .if so do i need 2

[traxman25]

Yes they fit any standard gear driven transfer case from 79-95. The do not compensate for the clock, so you'll still need a cross member for a clocked case though.

[Rainen]

Originally Posted by traxman25

In short, it's not as much of a problem as you may think. This mount still allows for movement. It doesn't take much movement at the transfer case mount to equal a fair about at the engine mounts.

We are working on new round bushing engine mounts that will be able to absorb engine vibrations better than any other mount available now. They will remain as destruction proof as well. We are a little ways out on them still.

Any update on the engine mounts, would like to buy a pair of these with the engine mounts, considered doing a package deal?

[traxman25]

Yep, there's a thread about them here, and they are here on our website.

[ocdropzone]

Picked up a set of Adam's TC mounts a few months ago and finally got my dual cases installed.
the Quality is awesome. They both mounted up to the BudBuilt crossmember with out any issues at all...nice to have that happen:

[traxman25]

thanks for the pics!

[lil italy]

I spoke with Adam on wednesday morning and ordered a t-case mount. I just recieved it in the mail (friday) (i live in VA). excellent service, fast shipping and not to mention the t-case mount is stout!!!! very good quality. i lined everything up and it looks good.

[traxman25]

Originally Posted by lil italy

I spoke with Adam on wednesday morning and ordered a t-case mount. I just recieved it in the mail (friday) (i live in VA). excellent service, fast shipping and not to mention the t-case mount is stout!!!! very good quality. i lined everything up and it looks good.

Thanks for the feedback!

These are in stock and ready to ship! Order yours today.

[Whiten]

do you have to run 2 mounts or can i get by with one on rear tcase? I have poly engine mounts in place if that makes a difference.

[traxman25]

Most of our customers only run one mount.