cas v4 bracket

[MIKESGN]

i just bought a cas v4 but is missing the pass side braket
does anyone have a picture of one or know where and how it suppose to be mounted ,so i can make one as close as possible to the original
or a picture of it mounted in a turbo buick would be great
thanks
mike

 

[Nick Micale]

it is not really that simple.:frown:

The bracket uses a longer replacement bolt bolt and spacer from the water pump to anchor it at the top.

The bottom support uses a hex rod about 4-5" long that replaces the bottom timing cover bolt/stud.

Maybe someone with a V-4 could make you the parts? Most of the local group of GN guys now have front mounts and do not have easy access to a V-4.

If you cannot come up with anything, let me know and I will try to locate one for a pattern.

Please do not PM me, call or e-mail direct.

 

[Grumpy]

I just sold a new one a month ago .. bracket is one thing but ya need the rest like Nick said .. here are some pics I had sent the guy that bought mine to give ya an idea.

 

[The Darkside]

I had that pass side bracket actually crack/break on me several years ago, so I took it to a machine shop & had them make me a new one out of steel(original one was aluminum). They flattened out mt cracked/broken bracket to make the template for the new one & I still have that flattened one around here somewhere....I could trace it onto a piece of paper & send it to you'd like a template...If so, just pm me your shipping address....

The Darkside

 

[Kip]

I still make everything if you need the stuff email me.
See ya, Kip

 

[Grumpy]

I still make everything if you need the stuff email me.
See ya, Kip

problem solved !!!

 

[SPOOLFOOL2]

The V4 is a great SLIC, and worth the time to fab some parts to have.

 

[Grumpy]

The V4 is a great SLIC

I thought you needed a front mount to run fast ?? V4s are GREAT !!

 

[SPOOLFOOL2]

Naaaa!

I thought you needed a front mount to run fast ?? V4s are GREAT !!

You want to take as much weight off the front of the car as possible.
It helps with the weight transfer, ya know .