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Tcp Motor Mounts?

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1fstpony

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Going to install TCP motor mounts,was wondering if the longer part of the mount that bolts to the engine faces to the front or back. I don't want to be putting the motor in and then find out they are backwards.(just trying to save some time) Thanks.
 

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The longer part goes toward the back...
http://www.totalcontrolproducts.com/support/motormounts_installed.jpg
 
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