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#616898 02/05/2010 12:42 AM
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hi, got a question. my 65gmc truck has a 230 inline 6 and i have decided to put a 1965 model 283 in it. will the 6 cylinder motor saddles work on 283?

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I just did this with a 250 inline 6 to a 350 v8. There are 2 perches that are mounted to the frame. These are the same for 230,250 inline 6's and v8.On 292 inline 6's one side is differen't. Just go to a jobber and get motor mounts for a 65 chevy or gmc. Bolt them directly to the block. theres a hole in the center of the mount that bolts to the perches.

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they are the same insulator, so you an use them also but it more than likely wouldn't hurt to replace them as the old ones will have more than likely collapsed some
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thanks for info


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