[DeTomaso] Engine install suggestions - tools
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Fri Sep 22 11:52:02 EDT 2017
Lynn,
I have IR EFI on my car and have to install engine without throttle bodies but, I also attach lifting points on each head.
Steve
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From: "Lynn Wall" <lwall67 at gmail.com>
To: detomaso at server.detomasolist.com
Sent: Friday, September 22, 2017 10:25:17 AM
Subject: [DeTomaso] Engine install suggestions - tools
I thought I would ask the collective this question.
I am preparing to do the dry assembly of my car (post body work, pre paint).
I am running an IR fuel injection system. I realize that we install the
motor and ZF coupled together. I remember seeing and reading suggestions
regarding installing a motor that involved different attachment points to
make things easier. Obviously using a bolt plat to the carb mount is not
going to work for me. I would also like to install the motor, if possible,
with the throttle bodies mounted. This may preclude taking a strap to the
front of the motor due to throttle body clearance issues although I'm not
sure
I remember seeing a bracket that mounted to the top bellhousing/block bolts
and then curved over the motor. Is this something I should fabricate? I
can certainly make one with little effort.. I am planning on putting the
motor in and taking it out several times during the dry assembly process.
Suggestions would be appreciated as I'm pretty sure my marriage cannot
survive this process if I have to involve my wife.
Thanks in advance.
Lynn
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Lynn,
I have IR EFI on my car and have to install engine without throttle
bodies but, I also attach lifting points on each head.
Steve
__________________________________________________________________
From: "Lynn Wall" <lwall67 at gmail.com>
To: detomaso at server.detomasolist.com
Sent: Friday, September 22, 2017 10:25:17 AM
Subject: [DeTomaso] Engine install suggestions - tools
I thought I would ask the collective this question.
I am preparing to do the dry assembly of my car (post body work, pre
paint).
I am running an IR fuel injection system. I realize that we install
the
motor and ZF coupled together. I remember seeing and reading
suggestions
regarding installing a motor that involved different attachment points
to
make things easier. Obviously using a bolt plat to the carb mount is
not
going to work for me. I would also like to install the motor, if
possible,
with the throttle bodies mounted. This may preclude taking a strap to
the
front of the motor due to throttle body clearance issues although I'm
not
sure
I remember seeing a bracket that mounted to the top bellhousing/block
bolts
and then curved over the motor. Is this something I should fabricate?
I
can certainly make one with little effort.. I am planning on putting
the
motor in and taking it out several times during the dry assembly
process.
Suggestions would be appreciated as I'm pretty sure my marriage cannot
survive this process if I have to involve my wife.
Thanks in advance.
Lynn
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