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RE: The holes are already there.

By Jerry Maloney - 11/25/2005 8:57:52 AM; IP 64.136.49.226

I am using the correct mustang equalizer block mount, its a reproduction from NPD. We measured another Mustang and the frame rails and front clip are dead on, but it seems like the block mount is too far to the rear of the car. Thanks for your help!

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390 swap -- Jerry Maloney, 11/24/2005

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RE: The holes are already there. -- Jerry Maloney, 11/25/2005

May be the engine mounts you're using. -- Gerry Proctor, 11/25/2005

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RE: Do you have the big block equalizer bar? -- Jerry Maloney, 11/26/2005

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I meant... -- Hawkrod, 11/26/2005