I pulled the tranny, AND LOOKEY what I found!
11-03-2008, 09:30 PM
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I pulled the tranny, AND LOOKEY what I found!
I Pulled the tranny on the spare motor and I found this!
I also added a picture of my puppy and My girls in taking a picture of herself in her little brown dress.
I also added a picture of my puppy and My girls in taking a picture of herself in her little brown dress.
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11-04-2008, 03:49 AM
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and at the risk of a perma-ip-ban...cats suck. (I think I'm allowed to get away with saying it considering I'm allergic to them enough to put me int he hospital
)EDIT: Yea, they call it a happy meal
http://flyinmiata.com/index.php?dept...8-36005++13.45
Looks like what he's got to me.
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11-04-2008, 10:14 AM
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The guy I bought it from didn't know anything about it except, IT WOULD RUN!
He kept saying that over and over.
He said the guy he bought it from strictly used it for the drag strip. I think I'm going to put the motor on the stand. I HOPE IT HAS FORGED RODS, I HOPE IT HAS FORGED RODS. AND AGAIN.
If it has internals, I'll freshen it up, and boost all the way. Oh-yea!
I need a lift to raise it up to the stand.
Anyone in DFW have a engine lift?
He kept saying that over and over.
He said the guy he bought it from strictly used it for the drag strip. I think I'm going to put the motor on the stand. I HOPE IT HAS FORGED RODS, I HOPE IT HAS FORGED RODS. AND AGAIN.
If it has internals, I'll freshen it up, and boost all the way. Oh-yea!
I need a lift to raise it up to the stand.
Anyone in DFW have a engine lift?
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11-04-2008, 01:07 PM
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Actually, if the engine stand is the type that lets you turn the engine over, then you can remove the frame that you bolt to the engine from the stand. Bolt it to the engine first, then you just have to stab the round part of the frame into the other piece of the engine stand.
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11-04-2008, 01:44 PM
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Actually, if the engine stand is the type that lets you turn the engine over, then you can remove the frame that you bolt to the engine from the stand. Bolt it to the engine first, then you just have to stab the round part of the frame into the other piece of the engine stand.
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11-04-2008, 03:27 PM
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I can't imagine not owning a cherry picker. They are only $199 from Harbor Freight, most have folding legs so they don't take up much room. I use mine all the time, not just for motors, but loading and unloading things from my trailer because I live in the country and rarely have another set of hands available. If you have a garage and work on cars, you should own one. Understandably, if you don't have a garage, you are SOL.
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