Subject	that's what I was thinking, I can see how an engine stand
Posted by	CRAZZEPETE. on December 20, 2007 at 8:50 AM
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In Reply To	I don't see it being worth all the hassel. posted by Woody75 (Denver) on December 20, 2007 at 08:26 AM
Message	is such a benefit, to finish off the block before dropping it in...I don't see an advantage to this Stage VI Naturally Aspirated
Follow Ups	Motor and Tranny Jig - 300zxttblack 02:55:14 12/20/07 cool idea! (n/m) - nemo1080 06:20:53 12/20/07 definately a good idea - itsghoZt 06:28:08 12/20/07 Great idea! Here's something similar I fab up - timz 07:30:10 12/20/07 Which GReddy turbos does that motor have on it? (n/m) - Kong ZTT GT28RS MD 08:14:05 12/20/07 I don't see it being worth all the hassel. - Woody75 (Denver) 08:26:15 12/20/07 that's what I was thinking, I can see how an engine stand - CRAZZEPETE. 08:50:08 12/20/07 for someone who builds motors and wants to break them in - gt300zxtt 09:58:27 12/20/07 ya, but I don't know if Kyle or one of those guys - CRAZZEPETE. 10:06:54 12/20/07 Well I know Z1 does it, I've seen them running motors - TriniTT 11:02:36 12/20/07 I'd love to have a stand-alone TT motor to power >> - Gordo 93TT Daytona 09:33:04 12/20/07 This is going to cost well over a grand - TriniTT 10:01:16 12/20/07 you can not start the motor without the starter connected - gt300zxtt 10:36:25 12/20/07 True, and the point is that it seems like a hassle - TriniTT 11:01:16 12/20/07 You don't need intercoolers on a test stand. The - AZHeat 12:08:06 12/20/07 so it if doesn't run well, you wonder if it's the motor - ZEngineer 11:07:20 12/20/07 Looks kind of flimsy to me (n/m) - njz 13:39:41 12/20/07
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