Great writeup!

This post would be great in the Technical Library :biggthump

X2.... I agree.. i did mine and had to piece how to do it together from different threads after searching for about 2 months. I used "cold" chisels and some penetrating oil.. the oil made a HUGE difference.

you are joking right?

no...just pointing it out if he's trying to put phrases in to help someone trying to search.

Another tip is to make sure you have somthing like flat timber/metal to even out the pressure otherwise the mount will go in cocked and it will pop back out.

very true, i have nearly ripped a prothain in half when useing the hydropress. you deffinatly need something to distribute the pressure evenly or else you could have some crazyness going on.;)

i beg your pardon, i could be wrong, but i've seen it spelled prothane...i'm guessing the original post was a typo or i don't know what i'm talking about.


otherwise very helpful thread. bookMARK!!!
you are joking right?

yeah it is prothane......like http://www.prothane.com/

why would he be joking?

If you're thinking about a LCA brace, save yourself a step and install the motor mounts first. That way you won't have to take the brace off when you install the mounts a year after you installed your LCA brace.:rolleyes:
BTW, these mounts work with a GA16 also. I just installed them in my NX1600.