when i put the rear tranny bracket on it was sitting right next to the mount instead of going over it, it's like the motor needed to be pushed over to the left a few inches for the bracket to rest on the new mount that is bolted onto the crossmember, but that would be impossible considering that the other tranny and right motor mount were already installed, so i don't know if i have the wrong bracket or what, anybody ever come across this problem?

 

I'm sitting here thinking how the **** did you pull that off then it came to me
I think you have a rear tranny bracket for an automatic tranny because there
are other holes are for an automatic tranny or your mounting them on the wrong
way.Yep Check that first

 

also the way to mount that motor is if your using a engine hoiist have your
car jacked up then set your motor and tranny in the engine bay below the
mounts the you put your tranny mount on first but dont tighten then your rear mount
then your driver side mount also make sure your using a jdm engine mount
or a usdm b18 engine mount also is this a hyro tranny that could be a big problem
as well. hope I can help.I'm just going off the info when i put my b16a3 in my
car was not fun with an obd-1 ecu p30 let me tell you.not fun at all .Well
hope all gose well and good luck.

 

Um see it does'nt matter how i lowered the motor in there because even with both of the motor mounts in place it is still impossible for the rear tranny bracket to line up right, it sits directly to the right of the mount and seats on the crossmember, good point it could be an Auto tranny bracket, or maybe a Hydro Bracket, i'm using a cable S1 tranny so i need to take that bracket back to the morronic "custom auto shop" hah, and make them give me another one..

 

When you find out what it is let me know please I would like to know?