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Old 06-15-2021, 12:21 AM
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How difficult is an in-frame engine mount change?

No body on the car ... just chassis with the engine in ... before I drop the body on I think I might want to change from the crappy parts store mounts to the new correct mounts from Ames. Engine is hooked up and running, log exhaust ... wondering if I can get in there and change them without hoisting the engine up. Could bring the hoist over and lift/support the side of the engine I was working on easy enough.

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Old 06-15-2021, 01:03 AM
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easy squeezy
use the lift
drop the starter
you need to put the starter strap on anyways

dont forget blocks to lay the starter on

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Are those Torq Loc a good mount from Ames? Im changing my motor and the original mounts seemed sacked out. Thanks

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Old 06-15-2021, 02:21 PM
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Scott ... hey, no amateur here, I've got a starter strap installed

No need to remove the exhaust manifold or down pipe? Pipe would be easy enough.

I was looking at the Torq Loc, but since this is a stock build figure the new "standard" mount that Ames is selling that has the correct gauge metal and such would be enough.

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