LT Swap Motor Mount Kit

Applications: Gen V LT motors (LV3, L83, L84, L86, L87, LT1, LT376, LT535, LT4, LT5, LT3, LT2, L8T)   

Applications: 1967-1972 C10 C20 2wd blazer 1973-1987 (1988, 1989, 1990, 1991) GM Truck/SUV 4x4 and 2wd (K10, K20, K30, K5, V1500, V2500, V3500, C10, C20, C30, M1008, M1009)

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What are the Gen 5 LT motor mount adapters?

The LT platform uses a different motor mount bolt pattern than the earlier small block or big block GM motors, because of this an adapter is needed for these engine swaps. Our adapters are designed to work with our frame side motor mounts but they are pretty universal if you are doing something custom. We build these super beefy, the plate is 3/8" thick! One piece design to make everything super strong!

Why use the Hogback Fab HD Motor Mounts?

So you just got done rebuilding your motor with all the power adders and are ready to put back in your truck and burn some rubber. Are you putting your motor on the stock mounts? Heck no! You need something that can stand up to the abuse. That is where our HD motor mounts come in. The are engineered to take on the highest HP race motors out there!

Comes Powder coated Gloss black with Grade 8 hardware (even the bolts to mount to the block and frame).

How easy is it to install the HD motor mounts?

Very Easy!

1. If your motor is still in the truck, you will need to unhook the stock motor mounts and lift the motor high enough to remove/replace the mounts. The motor will need to safely be lifted with an engine hoist. Make sure nothing will get stretched/broken like wires, fuel lines, etc.
2. Remove the stock motor mounts from the block and frame.
3. Loosely bolt on the block side HD mount to the block and the frame side to the frame. We say loosely so you can adjust the mounts around when lowering the engine.
4. Lower the motor on to the new frame side mount. Note: as we all know these frames are noodle and move around a lot. It may take some moving around of the mounts up, down, forward, rearward for the main bolt to pass through.
5. Slide the 9/16" main bolt through the two motor mount halves and tighten down.
6. Tighten the frame and block side mounts
7. Reconnect anything you may have unhooked when lifting the motor.
8. Enjoy your new found strong mounts!
9. After 100 miles make sure to go check all bolts are tight. 

Note:  For LT motor swaps in 67-87 GM truck/suv the stock location of the A/C compressor can not be retained, there are many companies in the aftermarket offering up high A/C mounts. For trucks that are 4x4 crossmember it will clear if you are using a 4x4 pan or aftermarket holley swap pan on the motor. Some very rare occurrences based on frame tolerances (and super old frame rivets shifting) a notch of the crossmember or spacing up the mount a little may be needed.  On 2wd trucks the stock crossmember will be fine. 

Since our mount is based off the OEM mount, it can also fit the below applications:

Make    Model    Year

Buick

Apollo    1973-1975
Century    1977-1980
Commercial Chassis    1991-1996
Le Sabre    1978, 1982
Regal    1977-1980, 1982-1984
Roadmaster    1991-1996
Skylark    1968-1971, 1977-1979
Special    1968-1969

Cadillac

Brougham    1990-1992
Commercial Chassis    1992-1996
Fleetwood    1993-1996
Seville    1976-1980

Chevy

Bel Air    1973-1975, 1981
Blazer    1973-1987
Camaro    1972-1992
Caprice    1975-1996
Chevelle    1973
CK Pickup    1973-1991
Commercial Chassis    1991-1994
Corvette    1980
El Camino    1973-1987
G-Series    1975-1996
Impala    1973-1985, 1994-1996
Laguna    1973-1976
Malibu    1973-1983
Monte Carlo    1973-1988
Nova    1973-1979
P-Series    1975-1999
Suburban    1973-1987, 1989-1991

GMC
Caballero    1978-1987
CK Pickup    1975-1991
G-Series    1975-1996
Jimmy    1973-1987
P-Series    1975-1999
Sprint    1973-1977
Suburban    1975-1987

Oldsmobile

Calais    1978-1980, 1982-1984
Custom Cruiser    1992
Cutlass    1975-1976, 1978-1984
Eighty-Eight    1977, 1981-1982
Omega    1973-1979
Starfire    1977-1979

Pontiac

Bonneville    1983-1986
Catalina    1977-1981
Firebird    1973-1992
Grand Am    1978-1980
Grand Prix    1974-1987
LeMans    1973-1982
Parisienne    1977-1986
Phoenix    1977-1979
Sunbird    1978-1979
Ventura    1973-1977