3W-75 engine mount
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From: istanbul, TURKEY
hey,
I am just finishing up my giant Corsair and was about to mount the engine. But How ?
Can I mount that 3W-75 directly to the firewall which has been glassed extensively ? I was planning to
use thin grommets at the root to supress maybe some vibration.
Please let me know if this is a good way or not.
thanks
Sarp
I am just finishing up my giant Corsair and was about to mount the engine. But How ?
Can I mount that 3W-75 directly to the firewall which has been glassed extensively ? I was planning to
use thin grommets at the root to supress maybe some vibration.
Please let me know if this is a good way or not.
thanks
Sarp
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The instuction sheet for my 3w-75 suggests using a engine mount between the firewall and engine. I don't know if they would be available in Turkey but, the two 3w importers here in the US sell them. The mount is a 6mm plate with holes loacated for more secure and conveinient mounting of your engine. I would mount this engine very solidly to that firewall, no rubber grommets in there. Balance your prop carefully and vibration will be minimal.
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From: Glen Robertson, ON, CANADA
ORIGINAL: skymen
hey,
I am just finishing up my giant Corsair and was about to mount the engine. But How ?
Can I mount that 3W-75 directly to the firewall which has been glassed extensively ? I was planning to
use thin grommets at the root to supress maybe some vibration.
Please let me know if this is a good way or not.
thanks
Sarp
hey,
I am just finishing up my giant Corsair and was about to mount the engine. But How ?
Can I mount that 3W-75 directly to the firewall which has been glassed extensively ? I was planning to
use thin grommets at the root to supress maybe some vibration.
Please let me know if this is a good way or not.
thanks
Sarp
Use standoffs to keep the engine solid and away from the firewall for better cooling also
Roger



