L & L Engine mounts
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a lot of people have used them... supposed to be pretty good. my brother has used them on a couple trucks, they fit with no problems. One of the 460's I got happened to come with some solid mounts or I'd have used the L&L's.
One thing I don't understand is what you mean when you say normal mounts. the L&L are usually used to convert one style stand to another motor, so there is no normal mount that would work.
One thing I don't understand is what you mean when you say normal mounts. the L&L are usually used to convert one style stand to another motor, so there is no normal mount that would work.
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Oh. well if you can swap to the correct stands for less I'd do that. Most people use L&L mounts because stock stands and mounts for the motor they want are hard to find or unavailable, and probably a lot of people use them because its 3 bolts on each side and the motor is in, versus cab stands on a 1/2 ton like mine meaning you have to unbolt the shock towers and all that, and those bolts are usually rusty to boot.
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I've been running L&L's since I did my 460 swap 13 yrs ago without problem. I have seen where some members have had problems so today I called and quizzed them about quality.
The response was that they have been using the same Vulcanizing process for years and have never had "batch issues". They come with a lifetime warranty (original purchaser) and if anyone has had a problem to contact them. L&L Products
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The response was that they have been using the same Vulcanizing process for years and have never had "batch issues". They come with a lifetime warranty (original purchaser) and if anyone has had a problem to contact them. L&L Products
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I went with the "Extreme Duty 460 Conversion mounts" from JBG - they're freaking awesome and BULLETPROOF. Even if the bushing gets destroyed/chewed up, the bolt is captive and can't let the engine flop around more than about 3/4" in either direction.
They were a little more expensive than the L&L product, but I think they'll be worth it for the long haul!
-Brad
They were a little more expensive than the L&L product, but I think they'll be worth it for the long haul!
-Brad
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