Bend it back to where it needs to be and weld it back. Either cut a bracket to reinforce the backside of the mount, or run a tubular crossmember across the back with two pieces of tubing that branch off and run to the backside of the mounts. A lot of guys go the crossmember route and incorporate a rear driveshaft loop while they're at it.
The edelbrock tube just braces the LCA mount from pushing out and ties into the upper mount.
The other tube.......
well.....
it is a low buck anti-roll consisting of a ladder bar crossmember welded through the lower control arms. real low tech and I am sure it sees a tremendous amount of force. It was meant to be temporary but it is still in the car
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