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    Tranny Mount

    I have a 93 Accord ex with a 94 accord ex motor and tranny. The problem I have right now is the my motor sits uneven, it is lower on the passenger side. I currently have a 94 accord tranny mount on. I recently tried using a 93 tranny mount but that doest fit because the bolts don't line up. My question is, does anybody make a custom mount for this swap so the motor sits straight or is the only solution to fix this problem is to use back a 93 accord tranny?
    ~~~ Never Drive Faster Then Your Guardian Angle Can Fly ~~~
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    Well i was reading a link on here about swapping to an H22 and they said that you would have to add 3/8 inch washers to the driver side mount so it will sit even. So it seems like you have the same problem but on the other side. Just try the washer trick and see if it works.

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      washers will fix that.

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        Originally posted by H23CB7
        Well i was reading a link on here about swapping to an H22 and they said that you would have to add 3/8 inch washers to the driver side mount so it will sit even. So it seems like you have the same problem but on the other side. Just try the washer trick and see if it works.
        Can u post a link to that page please thanks!

        Im suppose to add a 3/8 washer to every bolt on the stock tranny mount or the current 94 tranny mount I have in the car now... And can I go to like autozone or pepboys for these washers.
        ~~~ Never Drive Faster Then Your Guardian Angle Can Fly ~~~

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          the washer trick is solely for converting from auto to manual. if youre not converting, read below.

          you need to bolt the original accord mount to the new tranny. didnt you notice how hugely different the two mounts are? theres no way a mount 2" taller would fit. to get the original 4g accord mount to bolt onto the new tranny, drill out the two unused stud holes with an 11/32 drill bit, then tap them with a 10x1.25mm tap. then you can move the two studs to the new locations, and the mount will fit.

          see below... he says Prelude tranny, but the prelude and the 5th gen accords shared a similar tranny case shape and both had an identical tranny mount, so this procedure is the same for your application.

          [img]http://www.****.com/pics/tranny_drilling.jpg[/img]


          - 1993 Accord LX - White sedan (sold)
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