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Such thing as an affordable & decent engine yoke?

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YOUR RESEARCHSuch thing as an affordable & decent engine yoke?

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A regular old Harbor Freight engine stand worked fine for me - just make sure that if you�re using a �lift table� to drop the engine, you get the stand with the �U� base as opposed to the �T� or �I� base...

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A regular old Harbor Freight engine stand worked fine for me - just make sure that if you�re using a �lift table� to drop the engine, you get the stand with the �U� base as opposed to the �T� or �I� base...

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Any recommendations on a decent yoke that isn�t $900?

POST 2Original post

Maybe u can modify this one? https://rennlist.com/forums/market/1282035

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Quotes source post: 17877567

thats certainly $ friendly thanks!

POST 5Original post

Bought mine from Chris Kraum in 2020 for under $300 including shipping,I believe he makes them.I am very happy with it. His contact info [email removed] He is in Oregon. Regards

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Quotes source post: 17879201

Thank you for the contact. BB

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A regular old Harbor Freight engine stand worked fine for me - just make sure that if you�re using a �lift table� to drop the engine, you get the stand with the �U� base as opposed to the �T� or �I� base... (with the u base you can bolt the engine to the stand while it�s on the table. With the t base, uh, no...).

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will check it out. thanks for the caveat!

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Does anyone have this adapter - would be nice to hear comments -> https://www.fvd.net/us-en/FVD721T319...s-are-3-8.html Edit: Not sure if this would work with 996 - description says that it fits all Porsche engines ever build but the fitment page doesn't mention 996 or M9x engines in general.

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I bought my yoke from VW Alley. I did a quick search and couldn't find their website but if you can find them, it was around $250 and is very well made.

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thanks. Checking it out now.

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