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Here's some pictures ...... you won't be able to use the factory ac bracket with these mounts... Dirty dingo does sell a bracket to move the ac up on the passengerside tho...

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Those are very nice.. I had a set, but did not work out for me.. Mine was a 4wd... I am sure they will work out fine for you..

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what year engine(water pump) is that... i am used to seeing the water heater outlet houses go horizontal... those appear to be vertical...... hmmmm please advise.

oh .. nevermind... i see ... it is the angle.. sorry

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What engine stands are you using? Have you set the motor in the truck yet? How much room do you have in the back of the motor?

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The stands are performance online tubular mounts. I haven't put the engine in the truck as of yet, but these mounts will let the engine move up to 3" so i won't have to have my 3.5" aluminum driveshaft re cut and welded....

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I like those mounts but must have missed them when I installed my motor. I may swap to them if I ever have to pull the motor. They use a better design SBC motor mount...with the long thru bolt.

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I used the Holley plates with solid "SBC" style mounts on my NoLimit crossmember for my K/5.

Made plates and used the stock engine mount towers, and stock truck style motor mount on my C-10.

http://i235.photobucket.com/albums/e...018_223729.jpg

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Can you post the part numbers for the POL stands and the dirty dingo mounts? I found the mounts for 73-87, but not 67-72. Thanks in advance.

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The dirty dingo slider sbc to ls1 lsx conversion engine swap mounts. They don't have a part number... The performance online frame mounts is
ECM6372C. May have to call them because i'm not sure if they include the polyurathane upper mounts or not... The upper mounts i have are the short and wide energysuspension part numbers 355-3-1114g. Hope all this works... should tho... You can see the pol mounts that i used with the big block... I'll try to get some better pics tomorrow....

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The slider concept is interesting. Looking forward to hear how it all fits.

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Finally got motor in. Mounts work great. Wont have to change driveshaft.
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I have the sliders and used them in my 6.0 suburban 4wd swap and although the ac compressor fits and they say that it does they did not mention at the time you had to notch the frame which i have no interest in doing so i just took mine off, good design aside from the cold weld and my cousin had the exact same set the first post shows and had porosity in two of the welds

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Looks good! How much room do you have between the firewall and the back of the block? What headers due plan on using?

R/

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I'll get you a picture and measurement tomorrow... Not sure on headers yet. I think i want the foreward and downward facing headers but still looking at clearance issues with ac compressor moved up on passenger side and ps pump. If i can't get them to work i will just use the truck manifolds facing foreward and have the v-bands welded on and have them jet hot coated...

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Could you take some pictures of the oil pan clearance also? TIA.
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Here u go .
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Thanks! How much further could you slide the engine back, if you wanted to?
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At least 2". I would like to slide it back further but if i do i would have to have driveshaft cut...

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http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/a...1&d=1354410558

Yikes! When i had air ride, I bottomed my truck out hard. Cracked the oil pan....AND the bellhousing on the 4L80E.

Might want to re-consider using a truck pan. The 4th gen f-body pan fits real nice.

$.02

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Has anyone done a diy slider? I'm looking into making my own adapter plates now and I'm thinking about going this route, but the price tag is a bit high for me.
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I used there sliders on my '72 suburban. However I used 73+ engine frame stands with the 73+ sliders from dirty dingo. I was able to put the 6.2/6l80e combo in slid all the way forward without cutting the driveshaft. Even the th400 tranny mount worked. Just slid the tranny crossmember forward and drilled new holes for it and bolted to the frame. The stock truck tranny shift linkage is really close. Just a hair off. Will probably work, but may bind so I need to modify it slightly.
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looks like the pan that came with my LY6...I probably should change it now...but plan is to wait for IFS upgrade and/or dis-assembly for paint and body work.

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i used the same mounts in the forward holes expect i used the factory 71 mounts on the sliders

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There's been a lot of discussion about the quality of these mounts. It'll be interesting to see how they holdup.

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Not sure what you guys are talking about on these mounts... They are thick metal plates that slide with bolts.... There is nothing to break on these... I'm more worried about the polyurathane part of the motor mount which is not dirty dingo...