For those with the UCF lo-pro mount, what does everyone do about the catalytic converter? I am trying to settle the vibes coming from the mount and ive noticed my cat is sitting on the tcase skid... surely that has to contribute the vibes right?
You also have to modify the exhaust mount on the transmission .....Unless you are doing a body lift and a motor mount lift and end up getting the required clearance-
Even though these vehicles are mass produced there will be variations each time you set one up that you just have to work through.
My atlas doesn't clear the LOPRO, and I am into the tub wit the atlas so I am building a new mount to catch the exhaust and it and the LOPRO bolts direct to the transmission.
You also have to modify the exhaust mount on the transmission .....Unless you are doing a body lift and a motor mount lift and end up getting the required clearance-
Even though these vehicles are mass produced there will be variations each time you set one up that you just have to work through.
I did a savvy body lift and the 1" spacer mml a long time ago. Also did the lo pro mount a while back, i recall cutting off the exhiast hanger or something like that
You also have to modify the exhaust mount on the transmission .....Unless you are doing a body lift and a motor mount lift and end up getting the required clearance-
Even though these vehicles are mass produced there will be variations each time you set one up that you just have to work through.
1-1\4 body lift, and my atlas is clocked pretty flat. The ucf skid needs gussets for me to bolt the lopro directly to the transmission then it should lower me out of the tub area.
This is what I need to fill, I have a bent piece of steel, a little trimming to get the angle and position correct, make sure it’s centered then I can bolt everything up. Oh and the ucf instructions say there is a bolt that goes in the 5th position. Clear instructions show it, the blurry ones I wasn’t able to see it.
This is what I need to fill, I have a bent piece of steel, a little trimming to get the angle and position correct, make sure it’s centered then I can bolt everything up. Oh and the ucf instructions say there is a bolt that goes in the 5th position. Clear instructions show it, the blurry ones I wasn’t able to see it.