lunardeathgod

But the lack of having a garage or any where to work on one is killing me

These are the times when I hate living in an apartment.

JC6711

you could probably rebuild the "keg" in your living room lol.

SirCygnus

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you can totally do it in an apartment.

thats what the bathtub is for.

or... put in a shallow tub so you dont get fluid everywhere.

easy.

DaBrkddy

Do it. It would be awesome if you successfully rebuilt it. before you do anything though, make sure you have what you need from the Factory Service Manual and then make sure you have enough money to rebuild it properly. Will it have to go down any stairs after it's finished? Or are you just going to use it for a coffee table when you're done?

Nick_d_TII

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I used an engine stand in my apartment to build my first and only engine. Had all the parts in boxes already and, me and my brother-in-law stacked it in an afternoon... watch out for the oil control rings, those bitches are sharp and be sure to install the oil control ring springs right the first time.

Clear out a big area and get all your pieces and get the FSM or whatever and go for it!!

-Crash-

The keg will fit into a large rubber maid tub...so then why can't you do it in your apt?

john ward

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I have built an engine in my computer room at an old apartment i had. Plywood slab under engine stand sheet on floor. A friend and i carried it outside the following spring to install.

Renton

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Rebuild it in your apartment. Watch it blow up a week later.

n.taluckder

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i rebuilt a few motors in the storage room in my apartment. Hell ive restored rims rebuilt trannys and stacked all my extra parts in there just make sure you clean up after yourself and that try to work as efficiently as you can and just try your best to make due with what you got.

n.taluckder

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atleast your not homeless trying to rebuild a 13b lol