292 motor mount bracket

[padresag]

Originally Posted by 66Submarine

I ran into this the other day myself; I was trying to use '69 250 block mounts on my '73 or '83 292 block (IIRC). Not sure how it varies through the years (or if it does).

I decided that it seemed like I could redrill the mount and make it work IIRC, but I need to pull the correct mount off another 292 I have and check (hopefully Sunday/Monday).

Anyone else?



See above.

the subject is 1963-6. as also above I said that the 292 pass side perch is it's own. the ones between the block and the insulator are the same
ron

[66Submarine]

Originally Posted by padresag

the subject is 1963-6. as also above I said that the 292 pass side perch is it's own. the ones between the block and the insulator are the same
ron

I am not talking about the 63-66 right hand perch that mounts to the frame, we all know that the 292 uses its own.

The right hand block mount that goes between the block and the rubber mount that came off my '69 250 is absolutely not the same as what is on my other 292 and will not work on my rebuilt 292 that needs the same mount. I'm not sure about early blocks, but the statement that "the ones between the block and the insulator are the same" is wrong. There is absolutely a 292-specific right hand block mount (at least for the later model blocks).

[padresag]

Originally Posted by 66Submarine

I am not talking about the 63-66 right hand perch that mounts to the frame, we all know that the 292 uses its own.

The right hand block mount that goes between the block and the rubber mount that came off my '69 250 is absolutely not the same as what is on my other 292 and will not work on my rebuilt 292 that needs the same mount. I'm not sure about early blocks, but the statement that "the ones between the block and the insulator are the same" is wrong. There is absolutely a 292-specific right hand block mount (at least for the later model blocks).

but we were. you were the one that brought in the other
it is the perch that is specific in these years
ron