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Should this sit flat? Motor mount #3019855
02/28/22 11:08 PM
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I’m fitting this stock biscuit motor mount to a Holley 3G bracket.
The pressed fit splines and the oversized dimple aren’t allowing the mount to sit flat on the bracket?
Is this an issue, how does it compare to a stock set-up?

Thx

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Re: Should this sit flat? Motor mount [Re: BDW] #3019858
02/28/22 11:14 PM
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I would work it until it fits correctly. It will loosen up if you assemble it like that twocents

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Re: Should this sit flat? Motor mount [Re: BDW] #3019862
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Either ground away the mount, or BETTER YET tell Holley they need to improve their bracket

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Re: Should this sit flat? Motor mount [Re: PhillyRag] #3019865
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Originally Posted by PhillyRag
Either ground away the mount, or BETTER YET tell Holley they need to improve their bracket


Yep. I would enlarge the holes the stud and the dimple fit into so they actually fit correctly.

Re: Should this sit flat? Motor mount [Re: BDW] #3019878
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Taper the holes in the bracket. No need to enlarge the full depth of the holes.

Re: Should this sit flat? Motor mount [Re: Moparteacher] #3019904
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Is the bracket the problem or that rubber mount?

Re: Should this sit flat? Motor mount [Re: dragon slayer] #3019908
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The holes in the bracket are just large enough for the 1/2” stud.
The dimple and the splines on the mount stud are larger than 1/2”

So how large are the holes in a factory bracket?
Trying to determine whether I should drill the bracket or grind the mount.

Thx

Re: Should this sit flat? Motor mount [Re: BDW] #3019927
03/01/22 11:18 AM
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Nearly all new mounts are garbage, in both fit and material. We tried to fit new mounts on stock motor brackets and stock k-member for a 440 in a '70 Charger. Nothing would fit properly. Went back to some older used mounts and everything fit.

Re: Should this sit flat? Motor mount [Re: BDW] #3019976
03/01/22 01:37 PM
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Countersink the holes in the bracket enough for the mount to sit flush.

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Re: Should this sit flat? Motor mount [Re: John_Kunkel] #3020767
03/04/22 12:25 PM
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I'm sure the dies they use are at least ten times over their original cycle rate, so the dimple is a large mound instead of a small, crisp dimple.







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