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Old 05-26-2010, 08:32 AM
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Default Where did you get your Lift Plate???
Just wondering where everyone got theres? Just wondering what all will fit before I go buy one.
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Old 05-26-2010, 09:07 AM
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this maybe a stupid question but what is a Lift Plate
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Bolts to the in place of the valley cover. Aids in lifting motors in and out. Let's be serious.
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I know Blown Chevy used to sell them, you might check with him see if he still has one in his closet.
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Thanks Kyle. I'll check it out.
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I made my own:
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Or just use a chain with a bolt through it. One bolt in each cylinder head.
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I did the bolt in each cylinder head when I did my last one in my truck. I forgot to you guys that I'm doing this in an F-Body. The motor sits back in the firewall a little bit so the bolt trick won't work now. Especially with the tranny attached.
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I have the QTP plate from Thunder Racing. It didn't show up until about 4 months after I ordered it though.
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I made my own:
damn, nice welds
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