YOUR RESEARCHEngine Stand for M96
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Does anyone have any good or bad experience with engine stands with the M96 engine? Which brand stand did you use? Which bolts to did you use to attach the engine? What torque? And did you spring for the overpriced engine stand adaptor that allows you to keep flywheel on?
Harbor freight. 1000lb. Bolts from the bell housing. Hand "good and tight", or feel free to torque them to factory specs, but don't overtighten and damage the block.
+1 1000 Lb good to go.... Torque Tight.
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