> I'm one of the lucky guys that managed to get a Motor Mount from CCI.
> It took a year.
>
>
> My problem,  I bought it for a Renesis.  I just bought a 20b engine  and
> I wonder if it can be modified to support a 20b.  Does anyone know?
>
> Rick Irwin
>
> Cozy MkIV
>
>
> There is a big difference Rick. Perhaps someone
> will buy your mount on ebay.
>
> Paul Lamar ...No rotor no motor.

Rick, Consider asking  ask Paul to design a  lightweight, S-beam
mount for your 20B Cozy.   After  you see the design you can decide
if it is something you want to go ahead with.  I predict you will
like it a lot.     Regards,  Jerry


I'll need the dims on the firewall hard points
or a picture of the firewall with a yard stick
taped to it.

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What have you decide to do Rick? I have a bit of time
right at the moment. Here is one of my mount designs flying
on a turbo charged Cozy. I no longer recommend this type of
mount as it requires a motor plate and is more complicated
to build properly.

The last three 3Ds are better and simpler. The neat thing
about a canard pusher you can brace the mount laterally
over to one side or the other or both. That totally frees up
the bottom of the engine for the cooling system.

Paul Lamar ...No rotor no motor.

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