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1989 - 1998 Nissan 240SX LS Engine Swap Mount Adapter Bracket Kit1989 1998 Nissan 240SX to LS Engine Swap Mounting Brackets These brackets allow a LS series engine to be bolted into a S13 or S14 240sx Chassis Replaces your factory Nissan frame side engine mounts and allows you to install an LS engine into your 240SX Compatible with the use of 1989 1998 240SX frame side engine mounts (isolators) Precision laser cut and tig welded here in the USA and powdercoated in black for a durable finish Includes: 2 engine mount
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