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Old 03-10-15, 10:29 PM
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Mounting (S4 NA) 13B to a stand?

I understand this has been answered a few times before, and most seem to advocate purchasing the adapter plates and using the HF stand but I don't find it necessary.

If what I've been lead to believe is correct, then I'll be mounting the engine to a stand via these three green holes/studs? Otherwise I've also seen the blue spots used?

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If this is the case, what size are those studs and bolts?
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well you would not mount with the 2 blue holes on the left as they are on the Front Cover..and thin as hell and won't support the weight anyways.
Besides you would have a hard time getting the cover OFF!
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Originally Posted by misterstyx69
well you would not mount with the 2 blue holes on the left as they are on the Front Cover..and thin as hell and won't support the weight anyways.
Besides you would have a hard time getting the cover OFF!
Alrighty, thanks for the heads up. Does anybody happen to know the size of nut I'll need for those studs though?
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IIRC, they are M10x1.5.
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Slight thread hijack...

In terms of adapter plates, will one fit a 12A and a 13B-Renesis or would I be stuck buying 2 plates?
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If you know someone with a welder, a drill and some angle iron, you can make an engine stand adapter for basically zero money.
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Originally Posted by Akagis_white_comet
IIRC, they are M10x1.5.
The studs aren't 10x1.5 I guess. I bought a couple of nuts and they're too small. I'm thinking maybe 12x1.5?
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Same thread as the wheel lug nuts.
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The arms that come with most engine stands work. Try them before buying or making an adapter.
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