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Old 03-23-2006, 08:42 PM
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looking good, where did you get the orange thing that holds your motor? it looks like that make putting in a motor a breeze.
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Looks like the bracket the holds the trans lines to the side of the oil pan has been zip tied right next to your radix intercooler reservoir thats going to be hard to get around to the bottom of the block on the pass side if thats what I think it is with the motor bolted down.
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looking good, where did you get the orange thing that holds your motor? it looks like that make putting in a motor a breeze.
harbour freight they are like 20 bucks
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Originally Posted by 1slow01Z71
Looks like the bracket the holds the trans lines to the side of the oil pan has been zip tied right next to your radix intercooler reservoir thats going to be hard to get around to the bottom of the block on the pass side if thats what I think it is with the motor bolted down.
It is, I threaded it out with the engine bolted down and you are right it was tough. Should be able to get it back though.
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GLAD to see its coming along ROGER, Looks good in there!
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GLAD to see its coming along ROGER, Looks good in there!
Thanks, gotta keep up with those turbo guys ya know. Should fire it tomorrow. Keeping my fingers crossed.
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