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Yarrr matey, 3rd engine mount Ahoy! 200

posted by  6 volvos in the driveway on  Sun May 15 08:40 CST 2005
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Got the design worked out from the older air pump mounting location holes, and going to start fabbing up some brackets. I am going to design it to use the stock 240 m46 mount, as they can be found anywhere, are big and fat, and also tend to be on the soft side when you buy the stock part. This will help with overall life of the part, and also hopefully lessen any transmitted vibrations.



So far that is my design as of right now. I don't have a scanner to show the tracing, but that gets the point across well enough . Going to be a plate roughtly shaped like a triangle, with a small arch on one side to clear the exhaust manifold, and then a platform welded above it where the bushing will be bolts in place. Will be maybe 1-1.5" above so there is enough room for the stud to stick through. It will also be angled a bit towards the strut tower, since that is where my bent pipe will be bolted up.







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