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Old 07-16-2013, 01:18 AM   #6
BigRed76
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Re: Successful 5.3l Engine Swap thanks to CPP

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Originally Posted by Jfarns03 View Post
Well the entire setup cost me around $315 and some change. Rubber Motor mounts and plates, motor perches, transmission crossmember, and polyurethane trans mount. I got a smoking deal on everything because I drove down there and talked with the founder of CPP Jim, and he hooked me up for my troubles. The new motor perches are $159.99. That's really steep. I can safely say that I would have gone a different route with mounting the motor because there are much cheaper options, but I would definitely buy another trans tubular crossmember. That was the easiest part of this entire swap
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Good to know. I have the CPP tubular trans. crossmember and polyurethane mount on my '71 and I can agree that's its a nice setup.
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