On the 'mildly' Cheap SS Monte Carlo chasing a 9.0___

I guess too late but


But since I work at Parker these days I can source pretty much anything internally and have a bit of an advantage.
 
Cheaper to score them from a Hydraulics Shop instead of in a plastic pocket from a Parts Store or On line. Hydraulically, they come in bins, with names like Parker-Hannifin stamped in them.



Nick
Not available locally. -8 to -8 and -10 to 10 arable, but not -8 ORB to -10 JIC
I guess too late but

But since I work at Parker these days I can source pretty much anything internally and have a bit of an advantage.
See above. I didn’t look online, gave up and splurged with the Holley fitting.

Over and done now lol. But done and it will work.
 
For God's sake man!! How are you ever going to get Anything done, working in such a cramped environment.
Step one should be to find a place with some room in it!!!!~
 
For God's sake man!! How are you ever going to get Anything done, working in such a cramped environment.
Step one should be to find a place with some room in it!!!!~
Stop over, get my wife drunked up and convince her that I need an 18x28 add on. I’ll buy the booze if you can pull it off.

FWIW, I have to think ahead all the time.
 
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Done deed but there is always the heavy truck and equipment dealers for future consideration.



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I made this bracket to set the engine at normal install height so I can keep working on it while the trans and converter are out for upgrading. The bolt holes on the rear of the oil pan have turned out to be handy.


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The converter is going to Texas and the trans to Homer…….Homer,NY that is 😉
 
I made this bracket to set the engine at normal install height so I can keep working on it while the trans and converter are out for upgrading. The bolt holes on the rear of the oil pan have turned out to be handy.


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The converter is going to Texas and the trans to Homer…….Homer,NY that is 😉

That is a damn fine solution!
 
That is a damn fine solution!
Thanks. Made from scraps laying around. I can’t pull the trans with it hooked up because I have to drop the rear of the engine to get to slide off, but ….. 565 mentioned that he made a device of some sort to mount to the bell housing bolts to do the same thing. It got me to thinkin’ :-/
 
I made this bracket to set the engine at normal install height so I can keep working on it while the trans and converter are out for upgrading. The bolt holes on the rear of the oil pan have turned out to be handy.


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Pfft you wouldn't need that if you had solid motor mounts...

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Gonna make it work.

NOT a direct bolt in
 

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