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I just want to know from those who have lifted/handled these engines before, will i be ok using a lift plate attached to the 4 carbi bolts?
Im lifting only the block and auxillaries, no gearbox, clutch, flywheel etc. I was planning on welding up a basic lift plate out of some leftover metal I had in the pile. I am only nervous about it because the intake manifold is alloy while the block is quite heavy. Any thoughts appreciated!   |
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Lifting the Essex V6
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