Nova And Chevy II Mity Mount Engine Mount, 327CI With Power Steering, Tall Style, 1967-1968

• Patent Pending Lockup Design
• Precision CAD Engineered To Each Application
• Rigorously Tested Using Varying Tensile And Shear Loads
• More Durable Than Rubber Or Urethane
• Absorbs Vibration Better Than Solid Mounts
• Steel To Steel Lockup During Acceleration
• Sold Individually
• Manufacturer's Lifetime Warranty
• Base Of Mount To Center Of Through-Bolt Hole: 2-5/8"
• Between Through-Bolt "Ears": 2-3/8"

Engine mounts are a vital part of your 1967 or 1968 Nova or Chevy II drivetrain. Unfortunately, they seem to fall victim to the out of sight, out of mind philosophy. Motor mounts in good condition isolate the chassis form vibrations and hold the engine securely in place during acceleration reducing the loss of torque and power. Original mounts are most commonly a sandwich design utilizing a rubber between steel plates. Lifting force on acceleration can cause the cushion to rip. Excess vibration can cause replacement solid mounts and brackets to crack and fail. Eckler's Nova is pleased to offer a revolutionary new engine mount. DynaTech's patent-pending design is CAD precision engineered for each application. By rigorously testing the tensile and shear loads, these safety mounts are engineered to provide the ultimate protection for your drivetrain. Mity Mounts are backed by a manufacturer's lifetime warranty. Don't settle for less than the best for your high horsepower street machine. Choose new Mity Mounts from Eckler's Nova.

Short Or Tall Mount? Measure from the bottom of the mount to the center of the through-bolt hole. Tall mounts measure approximately 2-3/8 inches and short mounts measure approximately 1-3/4 inches.

1967-1968 Nova Mity Mount