Curtis, My next problem, I was trying to use my ATS plates, which puts the engine to far back in the sub, which plates did you use, I looked at AME didnt see any, thanks

AME sells plates for their subframe.

Don

Steve,
We used the plates from AME
And as Don mentioned, they are available from AME
They dont postion engine back as far as I would like, but still has plenty of clearance in front also

Jeff

As Don and Jeff stated AME makes a set. I believe they have updated the design for a better fit since I received mine. A quick phone call and they will have you all set.

Thank you all for replying, I looked at the website but didn't see much, but I'll make that call, again thanks

Download the catalog and you will find them.

Don

I looked it up. Page 66

Make sure you look at the directions online before you go and try to stab the engine!!

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Again thanks guys for doing the research,

What are theses directions you speak of Curtis?

I found them in the catalog, for some reason I never thought to look there,

When I installed mine, I missed the Note which states... Due to manufacturing tolerances, this area may need to be trimmed in some applications. We had the engine about 1/4" from being right where it needed to be to bolt in and found the mounts where touching the frame. This caused a bit of a head scratching for a few till I revisited the instructions. It was a pain, but we removed, trimmed and reinstalled the mounts. Everything lined up perfectly and fit without issue.

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http://artmorrison.com/instructions/...-MOUNT-KIT.PDF

I just wanted to say thank you, Curtis. Not only for showing off the painfully slow build and helping others every opportunity you can, but also for not EVER changing your avatar.

Tonight I raise a glass to you, sir!
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