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Another newb motor mount question
Can someone help me find a thread or some plans for V8 conversion in 4.3 s-10 frame??? Or the best way to mount it in my 54/s10. Thanks in advance
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Re: Another newb motor mount question
I know nobody wants to hear: "use the search function" so I won't do that to you, but looking at this page:
http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/f...splay.php?f=13 near the top is the "Projects and Builds" sub-category. Scroll through the posts there and you'll see it's pretty easy to pick out who's doing S-10 swaps. You'll also see that there's no one answer to you question. It's been done several different ways. I'm sure you'll see a method that will work for you.
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Re: Another newb motor mount question
Yeah I used the search and just about everything came up. Just was seeing if anybody had a good plan or method for it. I'll figure it out. Thanks tho
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Re: Another newb motor mount question
Bowtie is right, depends on your skill level. some like to figure it out and fab everything. others will buy a kit someelse has done. Look at sgtusmc build, turned out really nice and he did all the fab work himself.
http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...d.php?t=305723
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Re: Another newb motor mount question
I fab all my own stuff but I was just wanting to look at different ideas and whats worked best or if there was a quicker route. Thanks
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Re: Another newb motor mount question
I'm going with the method xpickup used on his 54.
S-10 swap mounts with the original 2436 motor mounts. Basically, turn everything upside-down. The metal conversion mounts are used on the opposite side that they were made for. And you mount the 2436 rubber mounts directly to the engine block like a pre-69 Camaro. Then weld the S-10 bracket onto your K member. This is xpickup's mounts: ![]() and mine ready to go in: ![]()
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