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| bwcobra |
08-06-2003 03:09 PM |
motor mounts for a 427
thanks for the in put on the 390's. I'm getting ready to set the 427 and can not find motor mounts to work. Stock ford have a bolt out the bottom side of the rubber and I need a thru bolt for the fab frame support any ideas or part # it would look more like a c shape with a hole on each end for the thru bolt I've been told about a three peice set up but no # to look it up any help would be great. thanks and I'm building a few cars that the need to know on the 390's early post.
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| Jack Zupan |
08-07-2003 04:38 AM |
I'm not sure I understood your post completely. I have a 427 in a Superformance and used the following motor mounts, #2240 and 2241. I hope this helps.
Jack Z.
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| Clois Harlan |
08-07-2003 05:12 AM |
Those are the same motor mounts I used on mine. Got them from NAPA.
Clois
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| bwcobra |
08-07-2003 07:39 AM |
the ones you used are they
the ones you used are they square with a hole on top and bottom to bolt on the motor and then a bolt comming out of the rubber side. I have these but I need more of a kind that a small block would use it's a 2 piece or 3 piece set up. where the part bolts to the motor and the other part bolts to the frame and then a thru bolt goes thru both and then a nut on the other side. how did you use the ones you have what does the frame side bracket look like. thanks for the input.
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| Clois Harlan |
08-07-2003 07:59 AM |
Mine are set up like this:
My frame mounts about 4" long and appear to be made of two pieces of 1/4" X 3" X 4" flat stock welded into an inverted V with a piece of 5/8" steel tube welded on top.
My motor mounts are two pieces each side bolted to the block with 3 - 5/8" course thrd bolts about 1" long. The outside mount bolts up to a flange to the inside mount with two bolts and also to the frame mount with a 1/2" x 6" long grade 8 bolt.
I had to flip through several pages of motor mounts at the NAPA store to find the exact ones I needed. Each motor mount is identified with a picture and a part number. The guys there was very patient with me. It also helped that I stopped in at a time when they were not very busy.
Good Luck
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| bwcobra |
08-07-2003 08:26 AM |
DO YOU BY CHANCE HAVE A PART # YOU KNOW HOW IT IS LOOKING FOR THEM IN A BOOK THANKS
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| Clois Harlan |
08-07-2003 08:28 AM |
I think my PN are 2240 and 2241 as posted above. I will get my light and mirrow out tonight and double check. I will post my answer after 6:00 tonight. I may also try and take a picture for you.
Clois
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| bwcobra |
08-07-2003 08:38 AM |
A PIC WOULD BE GREAT THANKS A BUNCH
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| Jack Zupan |
08-07-2003 04:55 PM |
I posted a couple of pics in my gallery that I think will show how my SPF is mounted. The mount bolts to a pedestal that mounts to the chassis. If you look carefully I think you will see this.
Jack Z.
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| surfer44 |
08-07-2003 06:31 PM |
1 Attachment(s)
Here's a picture from cobrarestorers.com
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| Bob Putnam |
08-08-2003 05:54 AM |
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| Clois Harlan |
08-08-2003 07:25 AM |
I have to re-cant my original post. My motor mounts are NOT PN 2240 and 2241. I could not see the PN on my mounts , I believe they are stamped on the inside of the motor mounts. They appear to be just like PN 2364 and 2365.
But I did get them at NAPA. I wish I had stayed at a Holiday Inn Express and I wouldn't have made that mistake.
Clois
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| Softec |
08-09-2003 10:33 AM |
The mounts you described are for a 67/ 68 mustang/cougar. The rubber part that goes between the frame mount and the block plate are still available from Ford part no. D1ZZ6038A. The block plate is no longer in production but I think B&B Mfg. is remaking them (call Bryan or Barry), you can also find on e-bay from time to time.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...category=34202 |
| dcdoug |
10-15-2012 08:59 AM |
Resurrecting and old thread here as it seems to be the best place to capture this info. What is the part number for ARP motor mount bolts (mount to block) for FEs? Is it ARP 150-3102 (the ARP catalog specifies these are for Windsor motors, but doesn't list any other Ford engines). If ARP doesn't make them, who would you recommend? I already have motor mounts, just need the mount to block bolts.
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| bulletbrown |
10-16-2012 12:06 PM |
I do not know what you may need but take a look at Chris Craft Commander 427 mounts of the 60,s , they maybe what you are looking for , I think they are abit lower profile also , I think they where used on larger Ford trucks as well .
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