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Originally Posted by anti tyler
From a safety standpoint? Yes.
Can you imagine the devastation of your transmission dropping on the interstate?
Every time you enter a gear you're shifting stress onto a different set of teeth. If you miss those teeth you're adding instant acute stress which causes jerking etc.
Did I drive with only 2 bolts in mine for a long time, ripping gears? yes.
Would I recommend it? Obviously no. The risk to the car and your life is too great.
The auto cross member if I recall correctly, would only allow 2 bolts on either side to be mounted. From what he's describing, both front bolts are mounted.
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tried to upload a pic, but would not work... basically the front left and right crossmenber bolt holes (in chassis) are not being used, the rear threads (in car) are being used with front bolt holes of crossmember... rear crossmember bolt holes are just hanging in mid air... If any of this makes sense lol