Yes, I am putting an LS based engine in my classic Mopar... Now that that is out of the way I learn a lot by making things more than once, and each time I get to refine my design. It's inefficient, but necessary for me since I'm learning a lot each time. I drew these in Bend Tech, had them lasered at Send Cut Send, cardboard templated the shape closed, and TIG welded it all to my personal satisfaction. These engine mounts have been built and rebuilt more than any other system. I mean, I've moved the engine twice in two different chassis designs. But, that's all pretty normal for a 1970 Dodge Charger on a custom chassis with an LS set back a little over 12" from where the original 440 was planted.

This is the final version. Pinky promise.

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Hope y'all enjoy.
David

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00:00 Opener
00:40 Hey Y'all
01:30 Marking positions
02:30 Cut out the old
04:20 Templating the new
08:47 Positioning the mounts
14:50 Filling in the shape

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