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where could i get the kind of engine holder that goes across the engine bay to hold up the engine, and are they just for front wheel drive cars?
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Originally posted by DOHCTR -
Home Depot.. I have always used a 4X4 post and a chain. Pad the fenders with pads, fender covers, towels or what ever you have.... -
You mean like this? Never seen one used for RWD.'95 GT
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yeah i guess its something like that, damn i didn't know they were only for FWD carsOriginally posted by Rough Customer View Post
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Why are they only for "fwd cars"
I used to use them all the time when dropping k-members in mustangs and keeping the engine up."No free man shall ever be debarred the use of arms. The strongest reason for the people to retain the right to keep and bear arms is, as a last resort, to protect themselves against tyranny in government"
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maybe i should go look in person cause i couldn't find anything on line
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idk thats just what i heard, i plan on redoing my whole front suspension and dont wanna pull the motor so i would like something like that to useOriginally posted by FATHERFORD View Post
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You can build one easily enough. Assuming you have some pipe, cutter, welder, and some minor skills. If I ever swap Kmembers I'll either do that or simply use a cherry picker/engine hoist. (Which is a good alternative for a temporary job.)Originally posted by Taya Kyle, American GunComment
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That's the one I have. Works great.Originally posted by JimD View Post"Racing is life.....everything else is just waiting" - Steve McQueenComment
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pm if you still need one, ill sell you a brand new one.Comment
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scrap 4x4, old janky towels to pad the fenders, ratcheting tie strap
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