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Title: Building An Engine Stand ? Post by RazBarlow on 12/02/17 at 07:24:51 i just cut up a spare frame and left the engine cradle in one piece to build a stand . Anyone ever done this ? Any advice or pics ? Thanks |
Title: Re: Building An Engine Stand ? Post by RazBarlow on 12/02/17 at 15:16:28 Well, I guess I am the first one to chop up a frame to use it as an engine stand so I guess I will show it . |
Title: Re: Building An Engine Stand ? Post by Ruttly on 12/02/17 at 19:48:19 Nice I like it. I may have trimmed it down a little further. I used a selection of different sized blocks to keep mine from rolling over , it works. |
Title: Re: Building An Engine Stand ? Post by RazBarlow on 12/03/17 at 05:14:29 684F4E4E56433A0 wrote:
I honestly kept the down tube that long so that if 8 ever wanted to test fit a custom exhaust with an engine on the bench I could make sure that I had clearance. |
Title: Re: Building An Engine Stand ? Post by Ruttly on 12/03/17 at 07:45:12 See now that's thinking ahead , I wouldn't have thought about that. Good job. |
Title: Re: Building An Engine Stand ? Post by Armen on 12/03/17 at 07:48:18 Nice! I did one like that a million years ago for our SR500 racer. I made a motor stand for the Savage recently, but a very different approach. |
Title: Re: Building An Engine Stand ? Post by LANCER on 12/03/17 at 08:02:31 5B68736B687B65667E090 wrote:
I honestly kept the down tube that long so that if 8 ever wanted to test fit a custom exhaust with an engine on the bench I could make sure that I had clearance.[/quote] That is a thoughtful idea, nice. |
Title: Re: Building An Engine Stand ? Post by ohiomoto on 12/04/17 at 06:45:58 Great idea! That extra down tube will come in handy when you need some leverage while torquing the jug or something. Now I know what I'm doing with the old frame I have lying around. :) |
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