surfdub Casual Dubber
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i'm located in logan QLD
cheers
jordan
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vlad01 Compulsive Aussie Vee Dubber
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VolksVair Officially Full-On Dubber
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waveman1500 Also rides a Honda
1,346 posts · joined Dec 2009 ·
Yeah, what car is it for? Engine hoists are useless for aircooled cars, as the engine has to drop out through the bottom on a jack. If it's a Golf or similar, it is possible to remove the engine, transmission and front subframe all in one piece. You lower the front subframe onto the ground and then jack the body up and over the lot. This approach is obviously much easier on a car hoist, but it can be done with jacks and a few people. The engine hoist is probably the easier way though.VolksVair wrote:You obviously dont have an aircooled motor😵💫
Joel Now containing 100\% E-Wang
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vlad01 Compulsive Aussie Vee Dubber
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yup, like loading a complete unit onto a ute/trailer, or loading an engine onto a packet rack, or like you said onto a bench or engine stand.Joel wrote:Tried lifting a type4 up on to the bench on your own without one?
They're not totally useless for aircooled motors.
waveman1500 Also rides a Honda
1,346 posts · joined Dec 2009 ·
I get by with a little help from my friends! 😂Joel wrote:Tried lifting a type4 up on to the bench on your own without one?
They're not totally useless for aircooled motors.
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Captain Learner Dubber
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Captain Learner Dubber
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