Spork;36244 wrote:kinda tough to sell a motor when people post pics like 'HEY look at us abuse this sweet motor'
...just my opinion.
how we abuse it? Rob and I took really good care of the motor and it didnt get damaged while moving it. He told to take pics and post them. But the motor isnt hurt or anything.
I just think that when you transport a motor it might be good policy to throw like a tire or a blanket or something underneath it just to make sure nothing happens to it. rather than support it on the oilpan, distributor, and intake tube. but again, just my opinion.
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Spork;36246 wrote:I just think that when you transport a motor it might be good policy to throw like a tire or a blanket or something underneath it just to make sure nothing happens to it. rather than support it on the oilpan, distributor, and intake tube. but again, just my opinion.
O ok I see your point but we laid it down very nicely. Next time we move it well use a blanket or something. Thanks man it was my first time moving a motor and I didnt know what to do. But thanks again for the info.
well thats why when motors get shipped most the time there straped to a pallet on in a crate so no damage will happen they dont just toss them into the truck or trunk and ship them
91turbo;36254 wrote:well thats why when motors get shipped most the time there straped to a pallet on in a crate so no damage will happen they dont just toss them into the truck or trunk and ship them
well we drove like 10 miles so it wasnt too bad and we were careful it dodnt bounce and nothing broke.