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SBF into a 1954 Ford Sedan - advice needed

Discussion in 'The Hokey Ass Message Board' started by desertdroog, Nov 25, 2003.

  1. desertdroog
    Joined: Nov 16, 2001
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    351W into 1954 Ford sedan... What kind of mounts can I use? Will be mated to a C 4 ******. Do I have to fab up mounts from scratch?
     
  2. 286merc
    Joined: Mar 3, 2001
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    286merc
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    from Pelham, NH

    That is an easy one, go to Speedway for the 351 mounts.
    Others carry them also.
    Dont know about the C4 but it shouldnt be an issue even if you have to trim and use a universal style mount.
     
  3. abe lugo
    Joined: Nov 8, 2002
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    abe lugo
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    you need to find a motor mount visual guide, usually the parts places have these thrown around. If you car has what should be a 272 or similar block there are mounts that bolt right I think they are from a late 70s granada. I used them on my 57 for no problem about 10 bucks each
     
  4. carkiller
    Joined: Jun 12, 2002
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    On my old 55 I used 79 mustang/capi 5.0 motor mounts, inlarged the center hole. Cal
     
  5. Deyomatic
    Joined: Apr 17, 2002
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    from CT

    When are you going to stab that engine in there?

     
  6. desertdroog
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    Probably before Christmas Deyo. Just as soon as I get it from Alex which will be in a few weeks or sooner.
     
  7. desertdroog
    Joined: Nov 16, 2001
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    Shoot, I did not say this.. the 54 had a straight six.. at least before I got a hold of it.
     

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