motor mounts for a 460 with a 05 crown vic front clip
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motor mounts for a 460 with a 05 crown vic front clip
Okay guys I need some help I have a 1955 ford f100 with a crown vic front clip and I am putting a 460 with a c-6 transmission in it and I need motor mounts that let's me mount the motor to the new cross members I have looked and looked and no luck . Hopefully there is someone that can help thank you
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No offense meant, but I doubt any manufacturer would be anxious to make a set of off the shelf motormounts for you and the one or two others that might want them for this specific combo over the next several years, especially given the fact that using the CV IFS is a recent trend without a track record and the 460 is rapidly losing favor. A major part of this hobby is fabricating the parts necessary to combine various previously unrelated components into one's personal vision of a perfect vehicle. Motor mounts are a pretty simple and basic fabrication project, much simpler than installing the CV IFS.
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Ok thanks that's what I thought I can and will fabricate I just got lazy and thought that there was a better way I have seen the guys on gas monkey to it and when I ask them they can not or will not tell me or they really don't know lol
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One more vote for fabbing... bout the only way to do it with three different non stock pieces...
here's a '53 frame with Heidt's IFS and mounts for a 460
just drop the engine in ...block it up...tie it off... make you a cardboard pattern.
transfer to steel...and do the deed.
hope it helps
later
john
here's a '53 frame with Heidt's IFS and mounts for a 460
just drop the engine in ...block it up...tie it off... make you a cardboard pattern.
transfer to steel...and do the deed.
hope it helps
later
john
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