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I bought a par of Classic Performance Universal Small Block V8 Engine Side Mounts for IFS. I'm Looking for someone who has installed them on their(or something similar)pick-up. If you have pic or instruction I would sure appreciate it.

I have a 1950 1/2 pick-up. Thanks for your help in advance.


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Or any diagram (or picture) of how to mount the engine mounts would be great.

Thanks,


Sherod


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Although I did not use a IFS kit I was concerned about getting the engine in the correct location so I installed the cab to help fix the location. I do not know if someone else can provide exact dimension locations but I positioned mine so I could still pull the distributor without hitting the firewall.

One method you might consider is to install the side mounts and then the bar to the block, then hoist that into the engine bay and do a location check to see where you may need to trim the crossbar to fit inside the frame rails.

Are you going to box the frame in that location? If so, you would want that done before this.

Good luck, take pictures and measurements to help the next bolter who may come down this same path.


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