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lol you must be a fan of Red Green to come up with something like that. 8)
Now get on that thing so we can watch a video of you doing a burnout in your Cutlass with it.
firing up the new motor for the first time!
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lol you must be a fan of Red Green to come up with something like that. 8)
Now get on that thing so we can watch a video of you doing a burnout in your Cutlass with it.
LOL. Hey just a thought, if it runs hot and just in case it overheats, keep a roll of duct tape on had. Tape up any coolant leaks etc... According to Red Green it works just fine.Phoenyx said:
(Sorry I couldn't help it! Red Green! Too funny)
I just googled RED GREEN and laughed my a$$ off for 10 minutes. These guys could easily live down the road from me!!! We grow all types down here in southern VA...lol. But I think red would have just hung the motor from a come-a-long hooked to a tree and ran it without water or exhaust manifolds...lol.
Great stuff....
Bill
Great stuff....
Bill
actually 215* isn't all that bad. many (90's) GM's run at that temp--by design.
as for wood, hell it keeps your house together right? if it's designed right there's no reason why it won't work. (granted vibration could be a problem in the long term.)
as for wood, hell it keeps your house together right? if it's designed right there's no reason why it won't work. (granted vibration could be a problem in the long term.)
megaladon6 said:
I hung a chain hoist off of one of those same landscape timbers when I installed my engine and trans. It supported both of them just fine.
You realize, dan2286, someone is gonna ask who macGyver is now. Lol.dan2286 said:bill said:
The MacGyver of rednecks
454muscle said:You realize, dan2286, someone is gonna ask who macGyver is now. Lol.dan2286 said:bill said:
The MacGyver of rednecks
MacGyver is Macgrovers brother....right? :lol:
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