How to do the motor mount update. Unscrew the front mount bolts completly and then rethread them by hand about 3-4 turns. Then just wack them a few times with a hammer. They should push in toward the motor. If they do, then unscrew the bolts the rest of the way and push the bolt all of the way in. You will hear/see the factory stud fall out of the motor. I personally would only do 1 side, then put the new bolt in so the motor will stay in place. After doing the other side you should be able to push the spacer inbetween the the motor mounts. Finish pushing the long bolt all the way through and tighten her up. Be sure to use loctite!
Now, if your like me and those ***** studs didn't pop out, no matter how hard you wacked them then STOP! They are seized in there and you could damage your motor if you keep wacking. I find this next step much easier with the battery out of the quad. I hope you have a little torch handy. If not, go to lowes and get a little plumbing torch. You can heat up your motor mounts for a minute and this will cause the aluminum to expand. The studs are steel and since you are not applying heat to them they will not expand. After heating the motor mount for 20-30 seconds just start wacking on the bolts again. If they don't budge just apply some more heat. They will give way. Be patient and don't hit any hoses or wires with the flame. Then just follow the above and your set.
Thanks Haydug for the idea, it worked great!
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