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Old 04-16-2020, 12:46 PM
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I need to measurements on the drivers side of a Big Block FE Contemporary
1) front of drivers head to the back of the shock post
2) front side of motor mount post to back side of the shock post
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"1) front of drivers head to the back of the shock post"
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What is your question? Do you have a big block Contemporary?
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What is your question? Do you have a big block Contemporary?
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Bob is asking a relevant question, respond is as great a detail that you are looking for.


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Bob, I’ve installed the motor with the correct motor mounts and installed the headers. The headers are don’t line up with the cut out for the side pipes and they are 1.5” too far froward. I wanted to confirm that the engine was in the correct position. I do have another set of motor mounts that will move the motor back 1/2-3/4”. The headers came with the car but not sure they are for another kit.
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"1) front of drivers head to the back of the shock post"
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I'm guessing he means the driver side cylinder head
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yes, from the front of the drivers side head....
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I can give you the measurement for the best engine in a CONTEMPORARY COBRA ? Which of course is a BIG BLOCK 427 CHEVY!!!
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Ty, but looking for it with a Ford FE
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Depending on which way the motor mount is flagged towards the front or rear will determine which motor mounts you need.
Flagged to rear federal or doan 2222 &2223
flagged to the front TRW 8 2240 and TRW 8 2241
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I have around 2.5" from the front of the head to the rear edge of the upper control arm post
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