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Engine Mounts - Without Clamps - How to Use

Question: I have a VMAR ARF model with an Engine Mount with no clamps. I bought my model in the summer or fall of 2004. Why does my engine mount not have clamps and how do I use it with my engine?

Answer: In response to some feedback from modellers we produced a limited number of models in the summer and fall of 2004 with no clamps to gauge public acceptance in advance of our 2005 production schedule. A set of four motor mount bolts, nuts and washers or 4 self tapping screws were included with each such ARF in lieu of the clamps. Position your engine so that the engine lug forward edge is about 15/16" back from the forward end of the engine mount.

If your model came with bolts, mark and then drill the mount with a 5/32" bit and bolt the engine directly to the engine mounts using the 4 bolts, nuts and washers provided.

If your model came with self tapping screws, drill the mount with a 1/16" drill bit to make pilot holes and then expand the holes to about 2/3 of the diameter of the screws provided. Do not over-enlarge the holes.

 

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