LS1 clamshell mount applicability
LS1 clamshell mount applicability It would be much appreciated if someone could provide a list of applicable chassis-engines that can use the clamshell style motor mounts found on the 98 F-Body for example. Im assuming that the mount is only used on the LS1 power plant, but verification would be grand. Yr range and models of applicable vehicles much appreciated as well. Have a rough list, just need verification from somwone more in the know.
thanks in advance!
Robert
thanks in advance!
Robert
Are you inquiring for new product development or just to see where and what models it fits? The clam shell design motor mount has been used by GM since the late 1960s, and is a standard item. Hence why you can purchase a generic clam shell motor mount from Energy Suspension or Prothane Suspension for pretty much all years of GM products. This applies mainly to front engine, rear wheel drive vehicles and trucks.
Originally Posted by 12secSS
Are you inquiring for new product development or just to see where and what models it fits? The clam shell design motor mount has been used by GM since the late 1960s, and is a standard item. Hence why you can purchase a generic clam shell motor mount from Energy Suspension or Prothane Suspension for pretty much all years of GM products. This applies mainly to front engine, rear wheel drive vehicles and trucks.
IOW, if I were to offer a mount for a 98 transam, who else could use it?
thanks again!
Robert
If your planning on marketing a new production, I would say you really need to use the Search function (both here and on the Internet) and research a lot of other manufactors data on applications, as 12secSS stated, these are used on many applications and if you had looked at Energy Suspension (and others) catalogs as he stated, you would have your answer on applications for years and models.
Good on ya, and I apologize if there is a misunderstanding. I am currently traveling abroad and was looking for rough break-down from someone who may have had this information handy as it is useful to have a rough ballpark before I contact GM and begin an extensive on-line search. This thread was in no way a replacement for the research that needs to be conducted. Thanks for your input.
Robert
Robert
