Anyone used one of these before - Or heard of any horror stories ???

Started by Roadkill, July 15, 2008, 04:08:46 AM

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55starchief

Yeah have seen those before, i have always wondered about lifting on alloy manifolds, but have seen them used in magazines and overhaulin so i guess no problems

Roadkill

Quoting: 55starchief
have seen them used in magazines and overhaulin so i guess no problems


That was my train of thought . . . .

art b

should work depending on the balance,

and the strength of the intake area/manifold...id be dubious tooo
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55starchief

thats impressive to say the least, so in theory you could lift the enire car with the plate attached to the intake

Roadkill

Quoting: 55starchief
so in theory you could lift the enire car with the plate attached to the intake


Yeah - But they don't recommend over 1000lbs - or that the tranny's attached.

Sounds like pussy talk to me.

art b

Quoting: Roadkill
Sounds like pussy talk to me.



i wont mention rachet straps and springs then...
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Titsy

If you're in two minds you have two options:

Helicoil the intake threads,

or don't use it...

Roadkill

Quoting: Titsy
If you're in two minds


I was - but the results speak for themselves . . . the threads didn't fail on those tests . . . .

Gator

hmmm i may need to pull a motor soon and was thinking of using one of them

nick69


Roadkill

Cool because I just brought one.  

EDIT - And an oil pump primer.

art b

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Roadkill

Quoting: art b
should have chipped in and bought one between ya...


It was only £8 ! - And that was the expensive one !

bbfmark

ive used one before on a 283 with a cast iron gilde on it lifted no problem i got my one from summit in the states about 5 years ago

55starchief

Quoting: Roadkill
EDIT - And an oil pump primer.


Yup, i have one of those.