Blueprints for mountings
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I’m going to install an ls1 engine in my El Camino -69 and now I'm looking in different ways to mount the engine in the frame.
I have looked around in this forum many times and in a lot of threads I have found people who are referring to some blueprints for engine mountings. The mountings are for fitting an ls1 engine in an a-body. From what I’ve understand the mountings will look similar to the brp’s ones.
I hope you can help me finding the blueprints. Thanks.
I have looked around in this forum many times and in a lot of threads I have found people who are referring to some blueprints for engine mountings. The mountings are for fitting an ls1 engine in an a-body. From what I’ve understand the mountings will look similar to the brp’s ones.
I hope you can help me finding the blueprints. Thanks.
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There are two basic designed (and so called names), BRP (Early design) and the S&P/ATS (standard and 1" setback and this design is marketed by many vendors; Hooker, Edelbrock, Carshop, etc ).
Both Templates are in the FAQ and can be used to fab up some adapter plates from Steel or Alum. (1/4" to 1/2" thick). They both will generally work on any older (and newer) cars that are setup for a SBC Chevy. With some minor mods they will work with any car if you can use some SBC or fab'd up Engine Frame stands.
Both Templates are in the FAQ and can be used to fab up some adapter plates from Steel or Alum. (1/4" to 1/2" thick). They both will generally work on any older (and newer) cars that are setup for a SBC Chevy. With some minor mods they will work with any car if you can use some SBC or fab'd up Engine Frame stands.