Engine Mount Dimensions
Engine Mount Dimensions
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cp81

Original Poster:

325 posts

154 months

Tuesday 14th April 2020
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Hi, looking to make a spacer for my engine mount, does anyone have the dimensions of the actual mount face that mates to the engine bracket?

This is the mount fitted on my car shown below. I am after thread size, distance between the two threads and dimensions of the length and wide of the face, that mates onto engine bracket.


rev-erend

21,596 posts

305 months

Tuesday 14th April 2020
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Why not just take it off.

It's only 4 nuts.

cp81

Original Poster:

325 posts

154 months

Tuesday 14th April 2020
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Unfortunately I can’t at the moment and was hoping to be able to make spacer in mean time.

Skyedriver

21,959 posts

303 months

Tuesday 14th April 2020
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Got a couple in the garage I can sell you if you need new. Will measure them tomorrow (except the thread, assume its unf or metric

cp81

Original Poster:

325 posts

154 months

Wednesday 15th April 2020
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That would be great if you could measure, plus just diameter of thread is fine so know what size clearance hole is needed.

Thanks for the offer, will let you know if need new ones.

rev-erend

21,596 posts

305 months

Wednesday 15th April 2020
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SC power do an uprated mount .. some ideas for you.

https://www.sc-power.co.uk/pages/sc-power-engine-m...


Zener

19,286 posts

242 months

Wednesday 15th April 2020
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45mm hole centres plate dimensions to mirror mounts mounting pad 50x70mm taken from an OE TVR/Rover mount right now

Edited by Zener on Wednesday 15th April 14:56

cp81

Original Poster:

325 posts

154 months

Saturday 25th April 2020
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Simon, sorry for late reply, your Dimensions were spot on. From which I made some shims, with 9mm holes, then cut these to slots, to allow me to slip the shim into place.



I lifted engine off the sump with plank of wood to distribute the load. I had in advance removed the two nuts on the threads of the mount and my gap is now good. Also did slacked bolts on chassis holding the mounts to allow engine to settle naturally when lowered.



Thanks for your help.

Zener

19,286 posts

242 months

Saturday 25th April 2020
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Your welcome biggrin Job Jobbed then wink