Okay here's the deal. 1980 mustang with a 79 5.0 motor in it. It has the stock mustang motor mounts from that year. When i installed my BBK shorty equal-length the headers rubbed against the steering column. so to get rid of it i had to take some metal, drill a hole in it and put it between the motor mount and the crossmember to use it as a spacer for the header. Now that's all well and good for a temporary solution, however i need something more permeant.
So what i'm asking is: Does the stock motor mounts from newer fox bodies raise the engine higher or do i need to find another way to avoid this issue?
As always, any input is appreciated - thanks.
So what i'm asking is: Does the stock motor mounts from newer fox bodies raise the engine higher or do i need to find another way to avoid this issue?
As always, any input is appreciated - thanks.