wtb engine mounts for the 350 fc conversion
make me an offer if i cant get one from u guys ill just risk goin with grannys

 

If you're using a standard small block Chevy Granny's will do ya just fine.

 

i wish i knew more of what grannys mounts look lik so i could make them

 

does this help?

 

no lol cause if they did id al;ready make it lol

 

got them yesterday and their hot

 

Good deal

 

now all i need is 75 buckaroos for my engine and tranny and bam the **** goes to get painted and yall will see the video

 

Has anybody ever posted diagrams for the sbc fc mounts? I can find ford all over, but no sbc. maybe why i went with a ford in the first place.

 

hye im also looking for sbc chevy mounts for an 83 gsl email me at brian_ostrowiak@eku.edu if ya got em fro sale thatnks

 

now
1.do i need all the extra brackets and swaybar spacer?
2.do i need to recalibrate my speedometer?
3.what exhaust did u use again?


change of plabns btw
the engine and tranny ui had in my sights was sold
so im sending my own v8 block off to get machined bored 40 over and all that fun(cleaned machined and honed)

 

1. Depends on what you want. I personally used my GM alternator and located it low on the passenger side using a relocation bracket (common item for GM found at Summit, Jeg's and most speed shops). I have a manual steering rack so it fits perfectly.
2. I used Auto-Meter gauges so mine is different than a stock gauge - Granny's and Hinson both list an adapter to make it work with a GM transmission - I think it's in the $230 range to make the stock speedo work (don't quote me because I didn't use anything like that).

the ugly part:
3. I used Schoenfeld full length headers that don't fit. I've seen posted that their regular headers for a G-body DO FIT (I think part# 185http://www.schoenfeldheaders.com/street_stock.htm )but I went with the large tube that are a different style and simply too big for the car. I MADE them fit with a grinder and a hammer, but I wouldn't recommend doing that. I have also heard that 1st Gen F-body headers will fit, and that 3rd Gen F-body shorty headers will fit. Also been told the Jeep conversion headers by Advanve Adapters work good.

At any rate, from the headers I ran true dual 3" exhaust back to Dynomax Race series mufflers. They are too big to shove in the stock locations with 3" tubing so they are set at an angle under the car between the stock location and where the fuel tank used to be (I have a fuel cell in the hatch).

I'd recommend a pair of shorty headers, dual 2 1/4 inch exhaust with an x-pipe and some smaller Dynomax mufflers to anyone who wants a nice, clean install. I didn't go that route because I am building a bigger cubic inch motor with a big cam and I need all the flow I can get.