Dauntless Motor mounts

Alright so my question is.....
I just purchased a 225 that has no mounts on the side of the block, I currently have a functioning 134 in my cj5.
Will buying just the rubber motor mounts for the block be all I need to set this motor or do the mounts rivited to the frame also need to be changed?
do some searching and cant find much info on this

Thanks

 

Found these on ebay. 1968 Jeep motor mounts V6 Dauntless Buick 225 , CJ5 CJ2A

http://www.ebay.com/itm/1968-Jeep-m...pt=Motors_Car_Truck_Parts_Accessories&vxp=mtr

 

Everything changes from the F134 to the V6. You may as well have nothing under the hood as the F134.

You'll need the frame towers, insulators and engine brackets for the 225. Or use Novak's or Advance Adapter's universal mounts.

Look at http://www.film.queensu.ca/cj3b/EngineSwap.html and http://www.novak-adapt.com/knowledge/chevy_buick_swap.htm

 

You'll also have to relocate the battery as it won't clear the v6, re index the pitman arm on the steering box one tooth to clear the bell housing, and either shorten or re-bend the drag link between the steering box and center pin to make up for it.

I built my own mounts because I was broke. You can buy mounts for a decent price. Novaks look really good.

Here is my swap with some pics, hope it helps:

http://www.earlycj5.com/forums/showthread.php?75968-My-Buick-231-v6-swap&highlight=eaallred+buick

 

Also, if you can find the correct V6 radiator and grill, that will help. I was lucky enough to locate one for mine. Until I did I had to extend the radiator hose across the bottom of the radiator to reach. it was hokey, but worked. I also found the v6 radiator cools much better than the original 4cylinder one did. I can crawl up canyon trails in the summer now without running hot.

 

thanks fellas all I needed was a point in the right direction, and yes I got the proper radiator in my parts buy

 

eaalred,

Could use some help in how and where you relocated the battery

 

I put it on the passenger side firewall. Used the stock battery tray that I cut off the frame, welded up a little framwork and bolted it in place.

 

You can buy a surplus postal jeep battery tray which is designed to mount on the passenger side firewall.
http://www.postaljeep.net/parts.htm