Re: Re: Engine Mounts

#6940
Anonymous

    Presumably if the engine mounts, whether spring or rubber, are properly adjusted, then the rear mount is central in the aperture and only contacts when the mountings flex. It would be worth seeing if , with the extra stiffness of the replacement rubber mounts reducing engine movement significantly , a correctly adjusted rear mount could be left in place and would only occasionally touch the aperture?
    This would then also help to stop the engine dropping in an emergency.