motor mounts
#2
Senior Member
RACING JUNKIE
Join Date: Sep 2007
Location: Montvale, VA
Posts: 1,431
Depending on what you want to use the car for,there are several different options. Engine plates are by far the easiest to install,but it makes accessory mounting a PITA. Best bet is to either fab up some factory style mounts,or find a shop that can do it for you. ICBW,but i seriously doubt there are any bolt-in kits for your application. Good luck!
#3
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SHOW GUEST
Join Date: Sep 2026
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For a ’68 Javelin with a 350 four-bolt-main swap, I’d first identify exactly which chassis and engine combination you have before ordering mounts. The safest route is usually to look for swap-specific engine mounts or a conversion kit designed for the Javelin rather than trying to fabricate something without knowing the required engine position. Check clearance around the steering, headers, oil pan, and transmission as well. Once the garage work is done, an rainbet.co.com can be a casual way to unwind with some digital entertainment



