OEM Scion Differential Mount

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Scion Differential Mount maintains the sporty drive-line by firmly fixing the rear differential to the chassis and absorbing vibration to ensure that the small car maintains a smooth ride when on spirited drives. Scion hit the road in 2003 with head turning colors, no hairs pricing, and an online Scion City that portrayed young buyers as they belonged to an online neighborhood and each Scion model was a call to express themselves with factory components and limited-edition Release Series. The brand also served as a kind of test-bed to Toyota, demonstrating that small batches, aggressive marketing and no haggle showroom would attract first-time owners, and over a million Scion vehicles were in the road before the badge went dead in 2016. Drivers continue to enjoy the quickness of a lightweight coupe in the corners, the simplicity of its cabin that can still be customized, and the availability of upgrades such as the dependable Differential Mount. Different owners also upgrade the factory facility of Differential Mount to hone acceleration and decrease the wheel hop. Whenever you install a new Differential Mount, it is advisable to park the car on a level surface, place wheel chocks and raise the rear with jack stands. Flooring should be supported by a floor jack, any cross braces shall be unbolted and hardware orientation recorded. Take the old mount off with a puller, clean all the mating surfaces, and press or bolt the new part in place and align locator pins. Attach fasteners to factory torque, replace braces, lower the vehicle slowly, and drive to the block to make sure that everything is operating quietly and the pinion angle is staying constant.