rubber motor mounts that look like hockey pucks

[wayne petty]

i put this on the tail of another thread.. then figured.. it would be good as its own...

so i bounced it over here..


rubber motor mounts that look like hockey pucks... that could be used as body / frame mounts...

anchor brand part numbers...

#2009 ford 32-51 upper and jeep 50 -62
#2010 ford 32-51 lower and jeep 50-62

#2014 plymouth 39-55 transmission upper

#2048 ford truck 56 to 64 merc 49-51 eng lower
#2050 engine upper

#2120 ford 55-57 ford truck 53-56 engine center

#2122 chevy 55-57 chevy truck 55-62 small biscuit
#2123 large biscuit

#2298 ford truck 64-78 engine lower

#2306 ford truck trans 65-78

#2348 ford truck trans 65-78 looks like the other half of 2306

#2667 dodge truck 72-96 trans upper
#2668 trans lower

#2679 lincoln trans 82-92

there were no sizes listed for these part numbers.. only fuzzy images...

this list should help with the amount of boxes that need to be opened ..

i even used the #2122 and #2123 motor mounts on my skateboard trucks to replace the tiny neoprene biscuits they came with.. i rode it almost 10 miles a day.. passing commuter busses.. to school and back..

[GPster]

Well, I looked at it again and it (or some flu) made me sick. With the radiator support off I can see that one of the frame mount brackets is rusted almost enough to let the rubber mount drop clear through it. Weighing the options I could remove the bracket from another frame and drill out all the rivets and affix the braket to my frame with bolts so I could use stock rubber mounts. OR I could clean up the mount in my frame and weld in a patch that is of the original size and proceed with it that way. OR Because the radiator support that is my replacement isn't wonderful and I had to patch it in the area of the mounts, I think I'm going with the 'Hockey Puc' route. They're 3"OD which will extend to good metal on all structures. They don't have any holes in them so I can make the holes bolt size. I can make the pieces that center the mounts in the center of the frame brackets to suit the size of the hole that's there. I've got the replacement radiator support fitted and because I'm reaching for less lofty ideals on this repair it might just get "pop" riveted in. It's warmer sitting inside building a Crosley. GPster

[wayne petty]

anchor 2123...  softer rubber hockey puck... drilled...

4 cocos at the az

my thoughts are big washers...welded into the opening...  they even make those square ones that could be welded up on the lower side and a filler washer in the hole so the original height is restored...

[wvcab]

just  thought, have you looked at the adjustable mounts used on 92-97 ford crown vics? they are used on the radiator core, have a rubber bottom, and have "steps" that you can adjust for height....

or these at summit

http://store.summitracing.com/partdetail.asp?autofilter=1&part=PTP%2D6%2D108BL&N=700+400351+307973+4294908331+4294908312+4294907043+4294903076+115&autoview=sku