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'Bolter
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I have a late model 292 it came with these block mounted mounts that accept the SBC mounts I am wondering if the towers from an 83 that had a small block will work Any help please
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'Bolter
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Look like a mount from early 70,s chevy truck what year of a 292 is the engine. I am thinking 73 ,74 may be the same as late as 83.
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Those are for 73 up mounts. The mount bolts to the frame & a long horizontal bolt goes though them.
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'Bolter
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Thanks I am trying to find out if the part bolted to the chassis and the cross member are the same as the ones used on a small block CHevy?
