This would save me a mad lot of cash if anyone local in the inland empire willing to loan those out to me for my teardown and rebuild. Ive already borrowed a engine hoist and stand from my best friend, so looking for those parts if anyone can loan em to me. Otherwise, it will be a nasty dip into my american express while being unemployed.

thanks

 

I have the stand adapter and misc. measuring tools from pineapple racing. Won't be rebuilding anything soon, so come pick them up.

 

A 5-gallon bucket should do fine. Just fill it with dirt or rocks so it wont tip over. Mine is filled with concrete with about 2 inches of sand top as I use it as an ashtray.

 

thanks widebodyseven and wackyricer lol

widebodyseven: Ill keep that in mind , i think LB is just a lil too far for me right now to borrow a ride out there, I will see if anyone local has the gear.

I heard i can still mount it up to a universal engine stand without an adapter, dk suggested the bucket trick as well lol. I would just hate to have it fall off or try bracing it when trying to take it apart.

 

Renton has one but he is located way over in Riverside. I think GREENMAN! has one too if Renton's doesn't work out.

 

ur unemployed again? gl with the build (what happened btw?)

 

Yeah I have one, but it caught on fire last time I tried to port my wheels.

 

^ pix or bs

 

You think its BS that my template burst into flames while I was porting my wheels???





Go back to science.

 

i have one you can borrow but im gonna dip my ***** into your mad cash and get mad nasty


thanks

 

I don't think our tools are dope enough to touch such a flush whip.

 

Que!

 

My sockets are all American metric, not the true JDM tuned sockets required.

 

hey hyper if you havent torn down the block yet, I wouldnt mind coming/givin ya a hand. I gotta do a rebuild myself and it would be a first time for me so def could use, a lil tear down/rebuild lesson if ya know what ur doin

Maybe jason too?

 

^ Sure!

 

3 way rebuild!