These compression type couplings consist of bonded rubber joints pressed into the sockets of metal hubs. These dynafocal engine suspensions provide proper flexible support to isolate engine vibrations and reduce noise transmission to airframe structure in all aircraft applications. Careful design assures maximum strength to hold the engine under ultimate load and emergency conditions. Suspensions also distribute loads in most desirable patterns, control engine motions, accommodate thermal expansion and manufacturers’ tolerances. Download Lord Engine Mount Application Guide |
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Just wanted to note that I had an older airplane with VIP brand mounts and and no where I could find them . The VIP was #50401-8 . This Aircraft Spruce mount Is the replacement . Thanks AS !
Lord Mount J-7401-2
Lord Mount J-1552
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The outside diameter of J-7401-2 is approximately 2-1/4" at the metal flange and 2" on the rubber portion.
There are two holes on the mount. The smaller hole is approx 7/16" ID, and the larger hole is approx 1-1/8" ID.
No, they are sold individually. Quantity 8 units are required for a new installation.
No, this is just one conical mount.