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Modifications to engine mounts 200 1985

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posted by  sdewolfe on  Tue Apr 15 03:37 CST 2008
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It seems reasonable to me that your idea would work. I think the most difficult part of such a modification would be trying to keep from getting cut by the sharp edge of the tin can. Hit it with some flat black paint inside and out; it should last a very long time.

Revision 2 to Plan B: paint the rubber with liquid tape electrical insulating dip. It comes in red if you really wanted to make the engine compartment spiffy.

-sd





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