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Engine Mounting Hardware
Posted:
08 Oct 2011 13:46
by cv70chall
We're almost ready to put this back in and I was told there are some engine mounts that are high performance rubber type that seat between the engine and frame mounts.
I've checked JEGGS and Summit and can't seem to locate anything like that.
?????
Re: Engine Mounting Hardware
Posted:
08 Oct 2011 17:55
by Adrian Worman
Check one of the manufacturers that does poly suspension bushings, a few of them also make trans and motor mounts
Re: Engine Mounting Hardware
Posted:
08 Oct 2011 19:17
by cv70chall
Thanks, Adrian.
I actually checked Energy and Hotchkis but can't seem to find anything that fits.
Any other ideas?
Re: Engine Mounting Hardware
Posted:
08 Oct 2011 19:35
by Adrian Worman
Mancini Racing
........or what about Schumacher, don't they manufacture
Re: Engine Mounting Hardware
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08 Oct 2011 19:39
by Adrian Worman
Re: Engine Mounting Hardware
Posted:
08 Oct 2011 21:49
by cv70chall
I don't think I need the heavy duty stuff- only the inserts with the poly. These I can't seem to locate. Going from a 318 to a 360 shouldn't be as involved as upgrading to a big block.
Re: Engine Mounting Hardware
Posted:
10 Oct 2011 1:49
by GibDTD
Going from a 318 to a 360 should pose no problems, both are small block engines, essentially poured from the same mold. If you have engine mounts from the 318 and they are still in good shape, try using those. I dont think the mounting location changed between a 318 and a 360.
I am still kinda new to classic Mopars so I could be wrong, but its worth a try.
Re: Engine Mounting Hardware
Posted:
10 Oct 2011 12:39
by cv70chall
The mounts seem to be ok, but I want to install new isolators, as the old ones are shot.
Re: Engine Mounting Hardware
Posted:
10 Oct 2011 13:24
by Adrian Worman
Late Challengers came with 360's anyway, '74 i think, so it should be easy ebough to order new motor mounts I would have thought. Tried your local Mopar dealership parts monkeys
Re: Engine Mounting Hardware
Posted:
10 Oct 2011 15:18
by cv70chall
Yeah, and they look at me as if I have 3 heads.
Re: Engine Mounting Hardware
Posted:
10 Oct 2011 16:09
by Adrian Worman
Give these people a try, my mate used them to put a late motor into a Dart, well impressed with the stuff he bought
They must be able to help you with that 360 Chuck
http://www.bouchillonperformance.com/Default.asp
Re: Engine Mounting Hardware
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10 Oct 2011 18:36
by GibDTD
cv70chall wrote:Yeah, and they look at me as if I have 3 heads.
I got that look when I went to a dodge dealer looking for the upper hose fitting for my 318. It was even funnier when I went to them for an upper ball joint tool. They didn't even recognize that type of ball joint.
Re: Engine Mounting Hardware
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10 Oct 2011 20:22
by Adrian Worman
That just amazes me
..........I would expect to go to America, walk into a parts vendor and get what I wanted for my American car, old or not............sometimes I think we have better informed American spares people in the UK than you got there
Re: Engine Mounting Hardware
Posted:
11 Oct 2011 12:30
by cv70chall
Agreed.
I even had one clerk say to me "you know they don't make that year car anymore, right?"
WOW!
Re: Engine Mounting Hardware
Posted:
29 Oct 2011 20:51
by cv70chall
Finally got the mounts. Thanks Richard!!!
Cleaned, painted and matched with a set of Isolators from Mancini (Thanks Adrian!).
Gonna replace the seals on the 727 and get this stuff into the engine bay!
(Headers are the "break-in" set) We have a nice fresh set in the box ready to go!
Re: Engine Mounting Hardware
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29 Oct 2011 21:33
by Adrian Worman
Love seeing an engine on a stand all ready and waiting to go....................they look beautiful
Re: Engine Mounting Hardware
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30 Oct 2011 16:22
by MLMFLCN
Looks awesome. Be sure to video the first fire up!
Re: Engine Mounting Hardware
Posted:
31 Oct 2011 14:01
by cv70chall
Will do!
Re: Engine Mounting Hardware
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31 Oct 2011 15:48
by MLMFLCN
Cool. Those headers look almost new!
- rich
Re: Engine Mounting Hardware
Posted:
31 Oct 2011 20:17
by cv70chall
They will..we just sandblasted them and are giving them a generous coat of hi-temp paint.