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Old 04-22-2009, 10:52 PM   #1
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LS swap 4wd motor mounts

Im swapping a 5.3l LM7 engine into my 92 blazer. Ive got everything I need for the swap and have the 4.3l out of the truck. The downside is I neglected to take the 4wd when it comes to the motor mounts. (LS engines have a 4 bolt plate)

I cannot for the life of me find some motor mounts for this application plenty of 2wd stuff, nothing for 4wd. Anyone ever come across any??
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Old 06-05-2009, 02:37 PM   #2
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Re: LS swap 4wd motor mounts

Good luck there. About the only swap ever covered by the aftermarket is a small block 305/350 engine into our trucks.
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Re: LS swap 4wd motor mounts

I don't believe anyone makes LS swap mounts for a 4wd. It has been done but everyone I know that has done it had to fab their own mounts.
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Old 08-18-2009, 04:22 PM   #4
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Re: LS swap 4wd motor mounts

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I don't believe anyone makes LS swap mounts for a 4wd. It has been done but everyone I know that has done it had to fab their own mounts.
Got some brackets from SyTy Performance (Race Proven Motors). I have another problem with it though which I will post in the problem diagnosis section

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