Subject: jeff's plate
From: Rotary Engine
Date: 2/15/2010, 5:05 PM
To: AAA Put this in the To box


Paul,
          Contacted jeff with details from your web page, but he does not
supply the rubber mounts.  Where can I source them?
    Also is there just a chance that you have engine mounts that fit a
glastar sportsman? Perhaps drawings??  If not I can manufacture them here.
      Neil Unger.

Check my web site again.
I just added the McMaster source for those rubber bushings.
Scroll down to just below Jeff's plate on the front page.


If you send me the dims on the firewall I can do a 3D
and the distance from firewall to prop flange
one using Jeff's plate.


Paul Lamar


Paul,
     Origional mount on the glastar sportsman is a 5 hole mount.

   distance between botom two holes  31  1/4 inches
  Distance between two upper holes   36  3/4 inches
  Distance between botom holes and upper holes vertically  21  3/4 inches
  Distance between the top outer holes and top central hole   20  1/2
inches

existing distance from firewall and prop flange is   35 inches, but this is
an Eggenfellner subaru 6 cylinder motor and quite heavy I believe. I would
expect that a rotary would have to be mounted further forward for the C of
G.

Thrust line as near as I can see is 3 inches below the upper outside holes.

I am hoping to use the top central mount hole for the back mount on the
motor.  Currently it does nothing.

Neil Unger.


OK will do a mount design for it shortly.

Paul Lamar

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