1973-1979 Ford Cummins motor mount pics
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To be a little clearer, I used the leaf spring bushings for a 78 Ford F-250. Couldn't use them because I have a Crew and had to fab custom ones. I have found that when specifying dimensions to Prothane or Energy Suspensions they aren't gonna help. They don't care if it's 3.5" x 2.75". They wanna know what car it's for. Kind of a pita.
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I had considered using poly on mine but figured they'd beat me to death with the rattle, so I kept the stock dodge 2nd gen ones.
Here's mine. Sorry about the poor pics - they don't show a ton.
The dimple dies in the things allow me to get to the bolts. They use the stock bolt holes in the frame.
Here's mine. Sorry about the poor pics - they don't show a ton.
The dimple dies in the things allow me to get to the bolts. They use the stock bolt holes in the frame.
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I know. I had my buddies shop copy mine for Cheet-o & asked them to make a fixture off mine but they didn't have time. I've said that IF my motor comes out of the truck again I'll fixture them to sell. If not, well...
I made my original ones off cardboard templates. When we made Cheet-o's I put those templates into cad so I can have them cut again whenever I want. So the fixture is the last part of the puzzle.
1 thing to realize though is my motor mounts are for the "highboy" trucks only as the frame widths are different on the 2wds or 78/79 4wd trucks.
Here's a couple pics of the mounts for Cheet-o
I made my original ones off cardboard templates. When we made Cheet-o's I put those templates into cad so I can have them cut again whenever I want. So the fixture is the last part of the puzzle.
1 thing to realize though is my motor mounts are for the "highboy" trucks only as the frame widths are different on the 2wds or 78/79 4wd trucks.
Here's a couple pics of the mounts for Cheet-o
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Chasetruck, does that mean you could/would make a set and sell them? I have been thinking of welding up a set that horizontal set that sits on top of the frame of my 76 F250 4x4. They look like the simplest to build and I've been told that the fordcummins mounts are horizontal.
With that said, "boy, you got a pretty mount"
With that said, "boy, you got a pretty mount"
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