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• Nov 12, 2007

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Hello all .

I have a basic Uno 60 CS. brazilian made 1116cc

i was hoping to swap Uno Turbo in it, and i am about to get a donor car.

but i hit a problem in engine mounts.

i have this :

and i found this while searching. that i need.

Where i could find like this?? is it standard in any uno??

thanks for help

 

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• Nov 12, 2007

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The metal plate and enigne mount is not from any Italian Uno. It must be from a Brazilian Uno with a Lampredi SOHC engine

 

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umm , then if i couldnt source this mount i wont be able to swap the uno turbo??

could i use the italian uno mounts instead??!!

 

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• Nov 13, 2007

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would probably be easier and quicker to just get some mounts made, as neither the proper turbo mount or your brazilian mount will really work.

 

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• Nov 13, 2007

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umm, but reliablity would be a question!!

any body could help me to source these mounts ?? i would buy them to complete my setup.

 

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• Nov 13, 2007

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The Brazilian Unos are different to European Unos as they have different inner wings and a clamshell bonnet. It is unlikely that European Uno engine mounts would be suitable as a result.

However, as you are getting a UT doner car then that should have all the mounts that you need. Make sure when you strip it you get EVERYTHING needed to mount the engine and gearbox, including all brackets and such like.

Otherwise your only hope is someone breaking a Brazilian UT, or trying Fiat themselves for new parts.

Good luck!