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Title: 1948 Pan rubber mount
*Description*: I'm trying to figure out if I can mount my 1948 Panhead in a rubber mount frame without too much grief
*Author*: TravellinJones
I'm trying to figure out if I can mount my 48 Panhead in a rubber mount frame without too much grief. I'm going to run front and rear belt drive, 5 or 6 speed kicker trans., 150 rear tire. Studying the Paughco and V-Twin frames. The early 80's Sturgis model ran a Shovel with belt drive front/rear, why not a Pan? I don't know if that model had the engine bolted to the tranny or not. Any suggestions? Post by dirtydistrict on Oct 16, 2003, 11:33am Hi Travelling, hope you've got spare time 'cause you will need some; a friend of mine tried; he had to built a whole frame and it still doesn't works really well, tranny and motor must be linked together and then rubber mounted, then the all stuff shouldn't move in lateral but frontal way, this is the only i can remember. Post by haggis on Oct 18, 2003, 4:38am Tj, thought about that myself once..........but was advised very strongly against it by two pan rebuilders. Way too much shaking going on there! Haggis
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