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Ford C4-Ford C6 Transmission Cushions
Ford C4-Ford C6 Transmission Cushions
C4, C6, 6.90" Overall Length, 2.65" Overall Width, 3.00" Overall Height, 10mm-1.5 Thread Pitch
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Overall Length:
6.90"
Overall Width:
2.65"
Overall Height:
3.00"
Mounting Bolt Center to Center:
2.8125"
Centerline of Holes:
5.625"
Hardware Included:
No
Thread Pitch:
10mm-1.5
Finish:
Painted
Material Type:
Steel
Sold in Quantity:
Each
MFG. Part #:
91018017
Info
The studs on the Ford C4 or Ford C6 tranny mount are 10mm x 1.5 thread. It is a standard replacement mount that fits most Fords and is not uncommon, as metric fasteners have been used on domestic vehicles for over 25 years. For Ford C4 and Ford C6 application.
The slots in the crossmember will require a little grinding to use this mount.
Application
- Ford
- Country Squire '87-'91
- LTD '77-91
- Ranchero '77-'79
- Thunderbird '77-'79
- Lincoln
- Continental '80
- Mark VI '80-'83
- Town Car '81-'85
- Mercury
- Cougar '77-'79
- Grand Marquis '79-'91
Some parts are not legal for use in California or other states with similar laws/regulations
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