[Tigers] Tigers, about TRW

[Jerry]

List,

I don't know this first hand, but I have heard that the TRW engine mounts
are the best because they have a hook and loop design (for a lack of a
better term) that keep the vulcanized two metal parts together. This
precludes the possibility of the motor mount splitting apart. I learned
about these long after I finished my restoration, so I don't have them on my
car.  
I don't know if these part numbers are still valid or not, but they are; TRW
left 82220, right 82221.

Any experience with these?

Jerry Christopherson

9473187   

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TRW is an automotive parts supplier trading on the NYSE under the symbol
TRW.
 
The following comes from the internet:
 
 
TRW Automotive makes cars stop and go  around the world, all the while 
keeping passengers safe. The company makes  components for some 40
automakers, with 
three companies accounting for more than  40% of sales: Volkswagen (17%),
Ford 
(15%), and General Motors (11%). Products  include chassis systems (brake, 
steering, and suspension systems) and safety  systems such as airbags,
security 
electronics, and seat belts. Other products  include body controls and
engine 
valves. TRW Automotive has 200-plus facilities  in more than two dozen 
countries worldwide. The Blackstone Group owns a  46%-stake in the company,
which was 
formerly part of TRW Inc.
 
Fred Baum
9470768




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