mounting b series to a engine stand
so i grabbed up a engine stand for my honda build to make things easiter on myself...well the problem that i have noticed is that the bolts that go to the trans are too short...i saw online something for the d series to use a longer set of bolts but thats not happening for me...no hardware place has the bolts i need...does anyone have any input on this...should i saw down the holes down on the arms just a bit to accomodate this problem or what...
yeah umm we are both in the same boat right about now...and 12mm x 1.25 x 90mm is a hard *** bolt to ****ing find believe me when i say that..3 stores and nothing my man..my pops went to fastenal and they said expect to pay 25-50 for the bolts....thats for 4 of em...i think i might have to that route i really do need em too
holy ****! did you try google to see if you can find them or even maybe a place that works on hondas? maybe someone like benson would know since they build engines.. thats way to much for 4 bolts ... dont know if this will help but worth a try...
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q...5+x+90mm+bolts
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q...5+x+90mm+bolts
try finding ready-rod with that thread, then build your own bolts, if that isnt available, go to a boneyard and try to find similiar ones, maybe the lower strut mounting bolts off some import? worst case use undersided bolts and a nut on the other end of the tranny.. (kind of sketchy but it'll do
I used bolts from home depot and just got them long enough to put a nut on the other side. My block has been on a stand for months now with no problems.
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Alright guys, its not that hard... use the bolts you would normally use to bolt the tranny on! I had to make adapters for my engine stand, they are ~6" long peices of steel square tubing with holes in each end.. not sure if you need to do that on all engine stands.
ace hardware. i bought the bolts there, couldn't use the stock bolts because they were still holding the trans to the old motor, int he car, and i needed to get the new motor ont he stand.
Hard to say if all NAPA stores carry them. Call around and ask.
The NAPA I got my bolts from is also a machine shop and they carry a lot of odds and ends that a "regular" NAPA my not have.
The NAPA I got my bolts from is also a machine shop and they carry a lot of odds and ends that a "regular" NAPA my not have.
I went to lowes and got a bolt that was a little smaller than the non threaded holes and then got washers and nuts... I had it like that for months while getting my car re painted
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