Subject	Re: Assuming you mean leave the trans bolted to the chassis?
Posted by	Smokiedabear on October 17, 2016 at 2:18 PM
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In Reply To	Assuming you mean leave the trans bolted to the chassis? posted by itsa300zx on October 17, 2016 at 02:05 PM
Message	I see, I have read if you jackup the rear, you can install the transmission and engine attached in one piece together? I have installed a rb20det with trans attached in a s13 before, but that was so long ago and less problems with clearance. I have already taking the TT engine and trans out (separately) from a parts car that I am using for the swap. Just trying to see best method here. Is the intake manifold up to the task of holding the engine and trans ? I feel like installing trans after putting in engine is the 'safer' method but more time consuming, would you agree? Thanks!
Follow Ups	Engine install without removal of trans? - Smokiedabear 13:01:46 10/17/16 Re: Engine install without removal of trans? - Smokiedabear 13:03:34 10/17/16 Assuming you mean leave the trans bolted to the chassis? - itsa300zx 14:05:34 10/17/16 Re: Assuming you mean leave the trans bolted to the chassis? - Smokiedabear 14:18:28 10/17/16 You'll need to wiggle one or the other around to get... - Ted (92TT) 17:34:28 10/17/16 Re: You'll need to wiggle one or the other around to get... - Smokiedabear 09:30:01 10/18/16 ??? Engine bolted to the chassis, and plop the engine in??> - ZUL8TR 05:12:15 10/18/16 Re: Engine install without removal of trans? - Smokiedabear 13:28:16 10/17/16
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