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08-07-2010, 09:51 PM | #1 |
Addicted to Rust
Join Date: Dec 2009
Location: Abbeville SC
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Some Progress Some Setbacks
I got a good jump on the install today. I am using motor mounts from Welder Series. Paul sold me a ls155d and the pass side mount from a ls104 kit. That gives me the "Fred" style mounts. They fit the block well but I had to countersink two of the holes on the pass mount as the stock shell wouldf mot clear the mounting bolts.
I am going to have to trim the frame for compressor clearance though. I suspect that the 3\4 ton frame has a thicker cross section and the compressor will not quite go in between the mount and the upper frame lip. It also would not go in with the compressor installed. I hope by trimming this sweep in the frame on the engine side of the tape it will give me enough clearance to get it in. I also need to lightly trim the upper part of the frame to let the pass motor mount stand sit down flush with the upper frame rail. I probably cam sand enough of it off to make it clear. I will also have to notch the frame for exhaust manifold clearance on both sides as they barely touch. I also have a new set of GTO manifolds but the drivers did not clear the motor mount. Just as an FYI the GMPP muscle car pan kit (Colorado, Hummer pan) has a different bell housing pattern on the bottom letting you only use on of the bottom bolts of course I am sure that seven bolts will hold it just fine. Jay
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