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Is the recommendation that one mount oil and/or water radiators firmly 
to the engine?  Or attach to the airframe solidly, and use flex hose to 
connect to engine?
How much rocking does the rotary do, with the usual Lord mountings, on 
start-up or shut down?

Phil White, RV-10 w/20B finally under construction again after too many 
delays