i have a sohc and i have a 2 ton lift ive searched and i cant find where hook up and what to use o hook up. Can someone tell me or give me a link with pics...

 

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there is a metal hook looking thing on the tranny and a spot on the right side of the motor to put a bolt into...if you need any help let me know..i'm in the eugene area

 

I take a nut off the engine mount and the tranny mount and stick a link of chain in there and tighten the nut back down.... you need a deep well 17. and the option above it good too. good luck

 

ya i like that one. k cool .if its nice you know whats comin out

 

if tis just the long block i use the manifold studs,

 

we throw one chain underneath the Dizzy, and the other on the drivers-side (assuming its LHD) motor mount.

 

dang under the dizzy? all hell if that ***** up lol.

 

i wrapped a chaing around the transmission and then put a bolt through a link of chain into the front/top/right of the head. there is a bolt hole there

 

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Not directly under it, but right up aginst the head, it holds well. Keep in mind im talking about Single Cam swaps, their light.

 

exactly what i'm talking about..i'll see if i can get a pic for you

 

i take the bolt on the back rihgt of the head. and then either the tranny thing. or if theres no tranny then one of the tranny bolt holes.

 

sorry for the crappy pic but you get the idea

 

you can try and do it this way. not too bad
https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=466327

 

Puerto ricans put old timing belts on the motor mounts and lift up by hand

 

use lift to lift the car, not the engine and drop the engine out the bottom onto a pallet of wood, skateboard, blanket, I've used all three before.....

factory hooks to the upper right back of the head normally there is a bronze braket there, but I did not have one and used a bolt partially threadded into the hole, and bronze bracket on tranny.