Engine Lift Plate Question

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6dart9

6dart9

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If i lift my engine by the lift plate is the Edelbrock RPM Air Gap strong enough to hold the motor?

I just feel a little uneasy since i never did it that way before. I have the lift plate.

Anyone ever had a problem lifting the motor like that?

As you can see by avatar it is all done and ready to go so you can see why i would be worried

thanks

justin
 
I used one of these with my air gap (and many other intakes). I installed the engine with the 904 transmission attached and had no issues.

6dart9 said:
If i lift my engine by the lift plate is the Edelbrock RPM Air Gap strong enough to hold the motor?

I just feel a little uneasy since i never did it that way before. I have the lift plate.

Anyone ever had a problem lifting the motor like that?

As you can see by avatar it is all done and ready to go so you can see why i would be worried

thanks

justin
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ok cool glad to hear there hasn't been any freak accidents

thanks guys!
 
As long as the threads are good in the intake and you have the studs/bolts well seated, you should be fine.

I lift BB/Auto set ups using the plates.
 
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