
These marks become the inside locator marks for the two
motor mounts.
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3) The motor mounts have a centerline "tick" mark at their
mounting ends.
Line this mark up with the vertical
centerline, with the inside edge aligned with the case width
marks just made. This is the position the mount needs to
be, in order to fit your engine. Mark the mount's bolt hole
locations onto the firewall with a pencil or a little shot of
paint from a spray can - remove the mount. Repeat this
procedure for the opposite mount arm.
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4) Use a 3/16" dia. bit to drill the four required holes in the
firewall for the two motor mount arms, being careful to
center them as exactly as possible. Once all four holes are
drilled, change drill bits to a 1/4" dia. and redrill the four
holes to allow clearance for the 10-32 blind nuts.
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5) Apply epoxy glue to the four 10-32 blind nuts, keeping glue
away from the threads. Install the nuts from the inside of
the fuselage, pressing them firmly in place. Use a motor
mount arm and a 10-32 x 1" socket head bolt to pull the
blind nuts firmly into place in the back of the firewall.
Remove the bolt after each nut is secured. When all four
nuts are in place, use a cloth and a little alcohol to remove
excess glue from the inside back face of the firewall.
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6) Bolt the two motor mounts to the firewall. Place your engine
on the mounts. Move the engine on the mounts until it
measures exactly 6" from the front face of the prop drive
flange, back to the firewall. This is the distance your engine
needs to be from the firewall for cowl mounting and prop
clearance purposes. Mark your engine's mounting lug bolt
hole locations onto the motor mount arms and remove the
engine.
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7) Note that we have supplied you with most of the hardware
needed to assemble this kit, with the exception of engine
mounting bolts. These you will need to obtain yourself. We
have used and strongly recommend, steel hex head bolts at
least 1-1/4" - 1-1/2" long, with washers and lock nuts. For
example, 8-32 bolts will fit and work with both the Saito and
Irvine 1.50 engines -
DO NOT USE SELF-TAPPING OR WOOD SCREWS
FOR MOUNTING YOUR ENGINE ON THE SUPPLIED
MOTOR MOUNTS!
Drill the four required mounting holes in the motor mount
arms, being very careful to drill them perpendicular to the
mount arm at 90° angles, using the hole locations just
made. These must be clearance holes, which allow the
bolts to slip through. In the case of 8-32 bolts, an 11/64"
dia. drill bit will provide clearance holes. With the engine's
muffler and needle valve removed, mount the engine in
place to the motor mount arms.
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8) You will of course need to mount a muffler to your engine
and in turn, the muffler must be considered when mounting
the cowl in the next assembly step. If you are using either
the Irvine 1.20 or 1.50 2-stroke engines to power your CAP,
SIG has a muffler available for these engines that is not only
light in weight but fits perfectly within the cowl. This muffler
is SIG part number IRV120150M and is available
separately.
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