Making valley cover lift plate.
10-15-2013 | 05:27 PM
#21
Those are all a whole lot of bling to replace $15 worth of angle steel and bolts from Home Depot, and then 20-30 minutes with a drill. Afterwards you will have a couple feet of angle steel left over for some other project.
If you are going to buy a lift plate, get the kind which allows you to change the location of the hook, otherwise the engine will hang at a poor angle for pulling the engine and trans as an assembly. Really though, this is where angle steel and chains works great. You can put the hook anywhere you want and get the angle perfect.
If you are going to buy a lift plate, get the kind which allows you to change the location of the hook, otherwise the engine will hang at a poor angle for pulling the engine and trans as an assembly. Really though, this is where angle steel and chains works great. You can put the hook anywhere you want and get the angle perfect.
10-15-2013 | 05:33 PM
#22
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Like your username btw lol. My tag says 1BADZ28
10-15-2013 | 07:48 PM
#23
Sweet!! guess what my plate says......
1BADLS1 ...VA tags, I need to figure out how to get pics uploaded to this site so I can show pics. Still not that up to date on technology lol working on it
1BADLS1 ...VA tags, I need to figure out how to get pics uploaded to this site so I can show pics. Still not that up to date on technology lol working on it
