With that, my new coil pack design had three goals. 1) securely mount the coil pack to the top bar of the engine mount with ubolts. 2) If possible, get some vibration dampening in the mount 3) Keep the coil packs as low as possible so they did not touch the show planes cowl.
To accomplish these goals, I ended up with a plate that allowed the coil pack to pass through the plate allowing me to put the coil pack at a minimum distance above the actual bar.
I drew this up in Fusion 360.
Then put it on my router table in the basement.
I did cheat and mill this out of plywood twice because I didn't want to destroy the $100 chunk of aluminum. The final product though is shown below.
I secure this to the top bar of the engine mount with three cushioned stainless u-bolts from mcmaster.
I could not get the fourth one because of the intersection of two bars right where I wanted to put a u-bolt.
The final product however was perfect. The coil packs are secured to the plate with 3 AN-4 16 bolts and 3 washers standing them off of the bar by 1/8".