Molded Tube Supports
Molded rubber supports that replace the printed tube supports from earlier Cirrus SR22 Starlink Mount orders. Sold as a matched left/right pair — quieter under engine and airframe vibration, and longer-lasting than the printed originals.
Why swap the printed ones
The printed supports do the job, but molded rubber holds up better over time. Here's the difference.
Sold as a matched left/right set
You get both supports, matched to each side — no guessing which one you need or ordering twice.
Molded rubber, not printed
Molded rubber resists vibration fatigue and cockpit heat better than a printed part, so it stays quiet and seated longer.
Drops into the existing mount
Questions
Not sure these are the right part for your mount? Send us your order number and we'll confirm before you buy.
They're made for the Cirrus SR22 Starlink Mount we sell, and they fit every version of it, including the current V3. Enter your original order number so we can confirm the match.
These replace a part from a previous mount order. The order number lets us match the right pair to your mount — a quick check, nothing more.
No — they come as a matched left/right pair.
Molded rubber, chosen to outlast the printed supports under vibration and cockpit heat.
This is a non-structural aftermarket accessory for mounting or storing portable equipment. Cirrus3DPrints does not represent it as an FAA-approved, FAA-certified, or OEM-approved aircraft component. As with any 3D-printed accessory, minor cosmetic variation in the print surface is normal. Whether its use is appropriate for a particular aircraft and operation is the responsibility of the aircraft owner/operator and pilot in command, in consultation with an appropriately qualified mechanic or other aviation professional when appropriate.
Aftermarket accessory. Cirrus3DPrints does not represent this product as an FAA-approved, FAA-certified, PMA-approved, STC-approved, TSO-approved, or OEM-approved aircraft component. Aircraft compatibility does not constitute approval by Cirrus Aircraft.
The aircraft owner/operator and pilot in command are responsible for determining suitability for their aircraft and operation, and for proper mounting, fitment, inspection, maintenance, and use.
Purchase and use are subject to our Terms of Sale & Product Use, including the full accessory disclaimer, assumption of risk, warranty disclaimers, and limitations of liability.