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Old 05-21-2024, 04:31 PM   #5
Shorty
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Default Re: 1935 front motor mount

I have a 35 sedan with a factory replacement engine. The engine is a 37 short block with water pump block off plates on the front of the block. I use the '35 221 iron heads with the stock water pumps. I'm also using a cooling fan in the stock location mounted on an alternator. It also uses the stock '35 front motor mounts.



The car runs cool, has decent power and comes with the factory insert bearings.


I would stick with the stock water pumps so you don't have to mess with the motor mounts. All you would need are the two block off plates. If you can't find them they would be real easy to fab. You could use a block mounted water pump gasket as a template. You'll be glad you did...
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