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Subject: Re: engine mounts
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In a message dated 4/13/2001 9:36:03 PM Pacific Daylight Time, 
lancair.list@olsusa.com writes:

<< I just checked my C-172 parts book and the compression side has a 
concentric
 line in the rubber around the circumference while the tension side is
 smooth.  These must never be reversed. >>

Walter -

This seems like an important comment you've made here, so I'd appreciate a 
little more detail.  Is the compression side the back side on the top and the 
front side on the bottom?  And I'll have to get back home and look at my 
mounts to see what this line is you're talking about.  What about the 
rectangular block in the middle?  Does it care which way it goes?

Thanks.

- Rob Wolf

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