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In this Discussion
- Geoff C., N.Z. June 2008
- hornet_54 June 2008
- hudson1948 July 2008
- mars55 July 2008
- Nevada Hudson July 2008
- Sarah Young June 2008
Motor mounts for a Jet
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Need to replace the motor mounts on my Jet. Does anyone know where to find them ,or have a cross reference to late model ones that will fit ? Not much room under there to jack up the engine to replace them!
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If you cannot find a source for new motor mounts, these companies re-built yours.
Then & Now Automotive
http://www.then-now.com/services.htm
The Damper Doctor
http://members.aol.com/damperdoc/ -
The rear mount is the universal one used in all '32 - 54 models, and available from K-Gap. The front ones can be adapted from generic mounts the same thickness, with studs top and bottom. Just make up a plate to go across the chassis at the bottom and bolt it to the frame, and drill a hole for the bottom stud.
Geoff.If you're stuck in a hole, stop digging. -
Could also use the following:
Front Engine Mount: Anchor #2150 or Belknap #602-1098
Rear Engine Mount: BorgWarner #31-2215Take a Ride in a Hudson Jet! -
Bob
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Thanks everyone! Will try those part numbers at the local Napa , Kragen and Autozone.
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Took off the old motor mounts, and went down to Napa with the numbers provided. The 602-1078 does not match up with the holes on the original one, or the holes on the frame. The Height is the same. Back to the drawing board.
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mars55 wrote:Bummer. For what it's worth Anchor #2150 is a good number. Don't forget that you can get your old mounts re-built.
Yeah, got a quote from the person who rebuilds them on the sites provided. Wants $250 each, but will not do just one , has to be a pair at $500 ! He has to be out of his mind! Who does he think I am, a oil speculator ? Might as well throw those sites away, as who can afford them? Napa told me that Anchor #2150 is obsolete, and they only carry the number I mentioned in a previous post, that doesn't fit. Too bad ,as they were only $5 a piece! Anyway, I really appreciate the help. -
Whatever happened to Full line reproductions . I am almost positive he had them in his catalog. I think his name was Dick Bell from Colorado.
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hudson1948 wrote:Whatever happened to Full line reproductions . I am almost positive he had them in his catalog. I think his name was Dick Bell from Colorado.
They take your money and 'forget' to send the goods ! Don't think they are in buisness anymore, as they just lost interest.