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79shortbed · 11-04-2011, 04:50 AM

This is somewhat related; I have Solidworks 2011, and have designed my own plates based on the #2 plates shown by glock. If anyone would like some designed differently, PM me how far forward/back you would like the motor to sit with a few dimensions, and I can drawn/design them up and see if I can send them to you in a pdf or something. I just need to know which way the SBC holes need to move compared to the LS holes to move it forwards or backwards. I did mine in 1/4" steel, but can change the material to anything from steel, aluminum, pvc, plastic, carbon fiber, whatever. I'll see if I can figure out how to post some pics from Solidworks, or if I even can. Being in Mechanical Engineering has its perks

11-04-2011, 04:50 AM	#31
79shortbed Registered User Join Date: Sep 2011 Location: Troy, AL Posts: 189	Re: Engine mount adapter options This is somewhat related; I have Solidworks 2011, and have designed my own plates based on the #2 plates shown by glock. If anyone would like some designed differently, PM me how far forward/back you would like the motor to sit with a few dimensions, and I can drawn/design them up and see if I can send them to you in a pdf or something. I just need to know which way the SBC holes need to move compared to the LS holes to move it forwards or backwards. I did mine in 1/4" steel, but can change the material to anything from steel, aluminum, pvc, plastic, carbon fiber, whatever. I'll see if I can figure out how to post some pics from Solidworks, or if I even can. Being in Mechanical Engineering has its perks __________________ 1979 Custom Deluxe C10 SWB Fleetside Help encourage me in my build. LS 5.3 swap in progress!