I know this is way off topic, but does anyone have any
info on how someone might find a GLH in the north
east.  I have a friend who wants one.

Tony
--- Brice Osborne <[email protected]> wrote:
> BASTARD!!!!!!!!!
> 
> I have not seen a GLHS for a LOOOOOOOONG time.  One
> of the most
> unappreciated cars of all time.  Personally I'd give
> it to the GLHS over the
> Vette- and it is probably more reliable.
> 
> My brother had a CSX that was gnarly.  I LOOOOOVE
> the 2.2l turbo 2.  Right
> up there with the Slant 6 in all time most reliable
> motors.
> 
> Brice
> 
> -----Original Message-----
> From: [email protected]
> [mailto:[email protected]]On Behalf Of
> Will K>
> Sent: Thursday, July 26, 2001 11:28 PM
> To: [email protected]
> Subject: Re: Filling front motor mount/heim jointing
> 
> 
> I have filled motor mounts before, I did it on my
> old GLHT.  I upgraded to
> the mopar performance mount, which has a harder
> durometer rubber, but I
> didn't think it was hard enough.  It makes hella
> difference in shifting, and
> if your stick moves at all when you hit the gas that
> will go away too.  The
> setup in my GLHT was really similar to what I have
> found to be stock in most
> A2s I have seen... that is, it has shift linkage
> instead of cables.  It may
> even help if you have a wheel hop problem.  If you
> can find a performance
> mount I would start there, and if need be fill it. 
> When you fill it with
> RTV, make sure that you do it little by little, and
> leave time for it to dry
> in between.  Do layers and let it dry for a day or
> so.  Otherwise the RTV
> will still be wet in the middle when you are done
> and it will not dry.   I
> never looked at the mount in my jetta (didn't have a
> chance to yet) but I am
> assuming it is very similar to the mopar 2.2 turbo
> mount.  I put some pics
> up of my old used and abused mount I took out and
> put them up at:
>
<http://pages.zdnet.com/peopleunderthe/peopleunderthe/>
> (click motor mount)
> 
> Another mod that you A2 guys might be interested in
> (if you don't know about
> it yet) is to heim joint your linkage if you are
> still using linkage instead
> of cables.  There is a great webpage that explains
> this at
>
<http://www.shelbydodge.org/menu/new_idea.php3?url=http://www.shelbydodge.or
> g/html/heim_joint.html>
>   Save your money-- dont buy that short shift kit,
> and do it this way... it
> works.  Hope this helps somebody...
> 
> Will Keegan, Harrison Twp. MI
> 86 Shelby GLHS #28
> 91 Jetta GL
> 
> 
> 
>
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