> 4. I haven't decided on the rear mount.  You are using a single arm from
the
 > top of the firewall, but I am confused how that works to prevent side-to-
side
 > motion. The other two  mount points are properly trianulated, and why

don'

t I
 > need a trianulated point in the rear?
 >
 > (three files attached, Motor_mount_wws.dxf,  P2040004.jpg , and P2040006.
jpg
 > <== pink foam a mock up of oil heat exchanger.
 >
 > Appreciate your comments and suggestions.
 >
 > Bill Schertz
 > KIS Cruiser #4045

 Bill I was unable to read the DXF. Everything else looks fine. Where does
 the water rad go? There is no need to locate the engine laterally at the
rear.
 The rubber bushings handle that at the front.

 Paul Lamar

Paul, the Water rad would have to be similar to Tracy's or Ed Andersons, one
on each side of the PSRU.  See mockup with foam in attached picture. Would
require duct work to properly interface with opening and rad surface.

Bill Schertz
KIS Cruiser #4045

 
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