Reply to "Slotting Engine Mount Pedestal Holes - Anyone done it?"

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MJ, At the moment, I've got each mount in it's proper location...holes are biased to the front. Another idea was to intentionally swap the pedestals left to right, then drill new mounting holes. Something to think about...

If you look carefully at the previous photo, you can see that the rearmost rubber bushing had been modified, the ZF mounting ear was in hard contact with the saddle on the frame...no isolation.

On the RH side, all was well:

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