Hooker Headers Blackheart LS Engine Swap Mount Brackets
520-71221011HKR
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Ford
Mustang
Installation Notes:
- 1999-2004 Mustangs currently require a custom transmission crossmember. Holley does not sell a compatible one at this time
Features:
- Comprehensively designed as an integral part of the complete Hooker LS engine swap system for 1996-2004 Ford Mustangs; provides maximized level of inter-component compatibility
- Designed specifically for use on 1996-2004 factory stock Mustang engine K-members (not intended for use with any aftermarket engine K-members)
- Designed for use with commonly available stock rubber, or aftermarket Prothane™ polyurethane engine mounts for Ford Mustang 4.6L mod-motor engines for easy, long-term serviceability
- Design geometry replicates stock 4.6L Mod-Motor crankshaft height/offset for optimized vehicle and component compatibility
- High strength/low allow steel construction provides desirable balance of strength, stiffness, weight and cost
- Zinc plated finish provides attractive corrosion-resistant appearance
- Provides bolt-in compatibility with Hooker/Holley LS swap transmission crossmembers, headers, exhaust systems and oil pans for SN95 Mustangs
- All hardware included
Specifications:
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