Solid Motor mounts
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From: Perry, IA
Solid Motor mounts
I have a 1977 F-250 4wd AT that I transported a 460 into. I need a pair of solid motor mounts (block side, not frame side). Where are some places to get them?
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Russ
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Russ
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The only solid mounts I've done are frame mount side, Trans-Dapt Performance Products 4225 - Trans-Dapt Performance Motor Mounts - summitracing.com.
When we go farther than that (where rules allow), it's generally block plates, without a true "motor mount" type deal. I have had solid 'pucks' machined from aluminum that take the place of the rubber bushings done, but never on a street ride. They weren't that expensive, from what I remember ($30?).
Pete
When we go farther than that (where rules allow), it's generally block plates, without a true "motor mount" type deal. I have had solid 'pucks' machined from aluminum that take the place of the rubber bushings done, but never on a street ride. They weren't that expensive, from what I remember ($30?).
Pete
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With the e-bay items (#190271813148 Or #170285171306) or the Trans-Dapt Performance Products 4225 - Trans-Dapt Performance Motor Mounts - summitracing.com, what do you use for the block side?
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My brother used to regularly break his driverside motor mounts on his 428. We tried the solid mounts but the car starter to get shaken apart. We found that if you used standard motor mounts then bolted a chain that was slightly loose between the motor and frame you could get the best of both worlds. Just a thought.
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