Subject: vibration rubber rod end
From: rotaryeng
Date: 6/27/2013, 6:50 AM
To: AAA-rotaryeng


The rubber rod end for the rear motor mount
strut you get from:

http://www.midwestcontrol.com/series.php?id=190

Paul Lamar

This appears to be a rubber boot/cover for the rod end
not a vibration damping rod end. Am I mistaken?
C. Smith


 What are these for?  Are you thinking of using these for the rod and socket
 engine mounts?

  Mark LaPierre


Rear motor mount is a strut with rubber isolated rod ends.

It can go up to a bracket on the firewall or down to a nose
gear if there is one.

Paul Lamar


I called the company and got a woman in sales.
She never heard of it. She just kept asking me my name
over and over like that made a difference.

She kept telling me they don't make it.

Wrong person in the job. The search engine on their
web site sucks.

I finally went back to google and used the word "isolated".

Magic word.

Here it is part number MFIR-8 made in right hand and
left hand. Allows adjusting the pitch angle for best top
speed and lowest drag. They have LH and RH threaded rods too.

Paul Lamar
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