Hey Guys, anyone know where I can find these?

EDIT..... 102947:

http://www.ricambiamerica.com/product_info.php?products_id=189160

per my '78 paper book. Mine are not aftermarket. Current Ferrari production. I wonder if you might have been sent 142202 by mistake? They look very similar.

 

there called 'lords mounts' go figure, anyway most places only carry the std not metric threaded ones. as soon as I locate a metric supply I'll post up. otherwise the BMW's use the same ones and are not to expensive.

 

Have you tried www.superformance.co.uk?

 

Daniel at ricambi appears to have them, and at $14 each, how much searching and how much saving do you suppose christoper's gonna get. Spend 3 hours, save a buck or two?

I'd order 'em up from Ricambi and be done with it.

DM

 

Daniel what's the difference?.. I need at least one for my '86 328, expansion tank mount (it's getting dry rot)

Mike

 

Diameter of the bushing, from what I can tell. I'll try to take a picture later this afternoon comparing the two.... but fair warning, I'm headed out of town for an FCA event shortly... if I don't get it done, it'll need to wait until Monday morning.

 

Doesn't matter... 102947 as shown on the Ricambi site is the current spec from Ferrari. The part number has not been superseded -- 102947 is in the book, is still an active number from Ferrari, and what we photographed.

They might have changed the design, but unless you can find somebody who has that bushing sitting on the shelf for the last 20 years, I'm not sure you'll find what you're looking for. If you do, that's fantastic and you'll be all set.

(By the way, if you find somebody with that bushing sitting on the shelf for the last 20 years, I'd suggest not buying timing belts from them too! )

 

LOLOLOLOL!

I would offer the same thing......the 30 year old cracked ones are the correct ones...

 

Put the new ones on.....step back 16.875 inches with a can of flat black Krylon, and spray liberally......

 

You seem hung up on identical but for those who don't car about ribs vs non ribbed, Mercedes uses these to mount all sorts of stuff. They are a lot cheaper than $14 (more like $3).

 

ribbed or non ribbed? that's rather personal. ;-)

 

I strongly recomend calling Daniel or David at Ricambi. Those guys often offer awsome alternatives for those little things.

Keep it simple.

 

I've found McMaster-Carr to be an excellent source for all my mechanical needs. Go to catalog page 1314 of this site: (http://www.mcmaster.com/) for isolator mounts. They come in metric/standard, rubber or neoprene, and a wide variety of types and sizes. And they are very resonably priced.

 

Ricambi is on THIS THREAD!

He took today off....

I just chop up a garden hose and use allthread....Lady Valeria is pisssed when the nozzle doesn;t go back on........

 

Good post about McMaster..........thanks for the link!

 

Bubba.... One away from 20,000!!!!

 

Dang, I was hoping your 20,000th post would be to me... *sad*




Gene

 

Damn, I didn't even notice, Gene!!!

I'd have disconnected the odometer.........

You coming by for more grilled steak and Booker's?????
Lady Valeria has an AWESOME new pool and we are moving towards the landscaping! LOL!

 

DOUBLE World Champ!!! LOL!

I have to get all new hats made, now.......


ROTFLMAO!

 

It's 'clothing optional' after sundown........

*splash*

 

TATCAT,,, ha ha

 

Well, Daniel may be off enjoying himself at some beachside resort, but I'm still here. I think.... It's hot and humid here and I just wanna go for a swim, but it ain't gonna happen for another 7 hours

In the meantime, I'll answer any questions I can.