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    These are meant to be tight as mentioned above. You can probably tap it on a bit with a hammer but you shouldn't have to really beat on it.

    Our jig for this is actually an old Transfer case so it should fit for sure.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Maximal View Post
    These are meant to be tight as mentioned above. You can probably tap it on a bit with a hammer but you shouldn't have to really beat on it.

    Our jig for this is actually an old Transfer case so it should fit for sure.
    Yep, a little gentle convincing with a hammer did it. And not a BFH, just a regular claw hammer and maybe 5-8 taps to get it in place. Thanks!

    Also, I said I'd get some installed pics for you since this is a 6 speed, so here's some "on the car" installed pics. Feel free to use them on your site.

    1995 VR4 Coupe

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    Thanks and glad you got it figured out!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Maximal View Post
    Thanks and glad you got it figured out!
    You're welcome. It was as easy as you said it would be. My brain didn't process that the notch in the bracket is for the recessed bolts, I kept trying to align it to the bolts towards the front of the case. Definitely happy with this and the solid motor mounts; two products I can install once and never have to worry about again!

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