You will have to bore the front hole out
Staff Reviewer -
It went in but I had to bore the front bolt hole out because it was drilled about 5cm off. It took twice as long to install because I had to figure how to modify it to get it to work. Once the hole was bored enough to get the front bolt in it works fine.
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend to a friend
Get what you pay for.
Staff Reviewer -
Had to slot both holes and grind down a little of the bend on one side for clearance for the washer or it would pouch mount into the oil pan when tight.
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend to a friend
Modified Engine Mount
Verified Buyer -
I bought two engine mounts to replace the broken ones on a 1987 F150 5.0 that I am restoring for my kid. The engine mount can be used with slight modifications to the bolt holes. I have bought several engine mounts from Advance Auto and other stores that carry the same brand name and each has needed the holes redrilled. I had to redrill a new hole next to the original one and grind out the remaining material to make a slotted hole allowing the bolt to fit into the engine block. This is not a reflection on Advance Auto nor the other parts stores, it is a quality control issue with the manufacturer.
These things are made of jello
Not only do you gotta grind the bolt holes to get them to fit they will break shortly after total hot garbage
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend to a friend
Absolutely not! I bought replacement from competitor.
Verified Buyer -
Had to return it. Wasted 3hrs trying to boot it on (punched holes in mount weren't even close enough to draw in)!