KEIN sport transmission mount kit for Lexus IS - Second generation (2006-2015).
KEIN's stiffer transmission support damping bushings reduce or completely eliminate transmission vibrations - this ensures proper and reliable operation between the engine and transmission at high engine speeds, providing more precise shifting.
Also, the modified support allows more power to be transmitted to the drive shafts, due to the tighter connection of the transmission support to the subframe, so more power is transmitted to the drive shafts at any position of the entire powertrain, even more effect can be achieved with KEIN engine mounts for Lexus/Toyota.
More accurate launches during drag racing and autocross type events with reduced drivetrain slop.
Compared to the original transmission support, the design of the reinforced support does not allow the transmission to rise relative to the subframe.

Advantages:
• Increases steering response
• More precise gear shifting
• Prevents transmission movement throughout the entire RPM range.
• Greater sense of vehicle control

Item content:
KEIN Transmission mount kit (Rear engine mount) for Lexus IS220d/IS250/IS300/IS350 - 1pc.
• X2 Quality molded high density silent blocks (inserted in the support)

Hardness bushings:
Shore a hardness 65A (International Standard ISO 868)

Features:
• Material: Steel K02001/ K02502
• Welding Procedure: MIG
• Surface finish: Professionally powder-coated.
• Hardware metric grade 8.8-12.9 zinc

Weight: - kg.

Important:
The stiffer silent blocks and stiffer construction result in precise shifting and an overall improvement in vehicle dynamics.
There may be a slight increase in interior noise and vibration.

Suitable for transmissions such as:
• 6-speed AT/MT

Installation:
Replaces original transmission mount (OEM part number):
• 12371-31090 • 1237131090

This Transmission Mount is compatible with this cars:
• Lexus IS [XE20], 2 Generation, Sedan, 2005-2015 (IS220d/IS250/IS300/IS350)

• Years: 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015