deeloc1

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From what i have seen...most people are charging $100+ for mtor mounts.
well i've just ordered mine from Jegs for $55.99 for my G-body el camino. These mounts can be used on any car that originally had a older model sbc.
Part #969-4592

67rsss

iTrader: (4)

Your 2 months to late to help me on this one. Report back on fit and quality when you get them though. May be an LS2 project next...

pist0lpete

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I made them myself with some scrap steel and paid like $10 for bolts. Thats a tough deal to beat right there and its super easy.

bczee

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They are easy to make and can be taylored to what you need in either of the two common styles of plates (S&P or BRP). You can move the position of the mounts and use different thickness to move the engine around as needed.

I made mine from 1/4" steel and only used common tools, 4" Grinder w/cutting wheels, file, drill and taps. I then powder coated them. You can use any type of mounter mount.

NemeSS

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might they work in a 3rd gen camaro?
equipped with a sbc/tpi?

deeloc1

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I would think so, since it was originally equipped with a sbc.

NemeSS

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i have a paracing kmember in my firebird, but if they work on a 3rd gen fbody, its an alternative to the 100$+ mounts from the 3rd gen stores.

palamesa

I just ordered a set. I'll let you know about quality when they arrive. I was surprised when placing the order that Jegs has "Free" shipping. When I went to check out, they added a $12 "Handling" charge. I guess they get you one way or another....gp

topdownTA

For $56 I'll save myself the trouble....


Thanks Deeloc for the heads up - I'm about to order a set

enganeer

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Normally I am DIY type of guy but if it comes with the engine mounts to drop onto frame mounts, that pretty good deal.

deeloc1

iTrader: (20)

Lol...that's the same thing i was thinking! "Twelve dollars???"

5150mechanic

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These are the transdapt mounts, right? They sell them with a 1" set back too, w/ or w/o rubber pads.

86MC_SS

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Let us know on fitment

deeloc1

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yep, they're trandapt. i got my mounts yesterday haven't installed them yet. I wish i would have know that you had an option of ordering them without the rubber, because those are the ones that i got. i would have preferred solid or poly motor mounts. all-in-all...they look good! I'll post some pics later.

5150mechanic

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They are still cheap even with the mounts; go ahead and ditch'em and get some solids or prothanes.

enganeer

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Please let us know how they work out.

Thanks

- John

SleeperSS

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+1 on how they work out. Interested to see if there are any clearance issues

RacnJsn95

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You can get them at Summit also! They're only 53.69 at Summit, plus summit only changes 10.95 for handling... Save a little bit of cash...

Summit part number TRD-4592

or just click below.

http://store.summitracing.com/partde...5&autoview=sku

Rodder

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Looking at the picture on Summit's site, these appear to be the same dimensions as the S&P plates. Good to know for people looking for headers and crossmembers!

SleeperSS

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Any results on fitment with these transdapt motor mounts?