Coyote engine mount

[jjohns508]

I’m looking at doing a coyote swap. Who make the best mount I know BC, and Tom’s offers one anyone have experience with either? Does one sit lower than the other ?

 

[Johnny Blaze]

I did a lot of research on this and it appeared the mounts were either BCB or Tumblin with BCB edging out. I’m just waiting on my frame and body to come back from the shop to have first had knowledge, but I went with BCB. Jason is super helpful and has taken the time to answer everyone of my questions. It seems on the forum if you’re doing A/C, BCB clears most frames. Mines a 73 so I don’t have that extra bracing with the cross member. We shall see, but with the revamp Jason has done with BCB I have support if something doesn’t fit.

 

[Jamie Chriss]

I have the BC version it allows for two positions. If you are running the Gen II with the BC serp you will need to have it in the higher position most likely. I understand KE has a nice mount?

 

[rcmbronc]

I have the Tumblin mounts. Have not installed them yet but they look good.

 

[thiswildbronco]

Krawlers Edge makes a nice set. That's what I've got. Not sure about height clearance comparisons though. Overall I've been really impressed with KE's stuff. I've got their motor mounts, Coyote headers & fuel tank.

 

[Jamie Chriss]

KE in my opinion does it right! They didn't sell there to the general public when I did mine. I would have gone with there headers, BC are just to tight to the fram dones not leave much room at all.

 

[Spaggyroe]

KE in my opinion does it right! They didn't sell there to the general public when I did mine. I would have gone with there headers, BC are just to tight to the fram dones not leave much room at all.

And they say their headers are stainless, but they're magnetic... soooo %)

I have the BC motor mounts too but mine only allowed for 1 mounting position.

 

[Spaggyroe]

Also, the actual rubberized motor mounts offered in the BC kit are off the shelf items. If memory serves me, they're from a mid 70's F250 with an FE engine (390).