Subject	Yes, but once you get it that high everything is disconnecte
Posted by	na300zx (OH) on August 08, 2008 at 7:53 AM
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In Reply To	Question on pulling motor/turbo change work posted by Mike87T on August 08, 2008 at 07:49 AM
Message	d anyway so it is no more work to just pull it out all the way. You can change the stuff while it hangs, so you don't need to buy an engine stand. If you do it above the car, you will just make a mess in your engine bay from all of the coolant and oil that will go everywhere.
Follow Ups	Question on pulling motor/turbo change work - Mike87T 07:49:02 08/08/08 Yes, but once you get it that high everything is disconnecte - na300zx (OH) 07:53:57 08/08/08 Not recommended.... - BOOZTD 3 10:22:51 08/08/08 Technically yes, but it's not a safe way of doing the work. - Dave N 10:28:11 08/08/08 Re: Question on pulling motor/turbo change work (n/m) - damaschke 12:54:37 08/08/08 "This is assuming bolts turn with somewhat ease" - BigTDogg (MA) 13:03:23 08/08/08 BTW - BigTDogg (MA) 15:01:56 08/08/08 Well, I JUST put turbos on, so should be easier for me - Mike87T 17:43:20 08/08/08 IME, I still would recommend against doing it on chains - BigTDogg (MA) 20:04:21 08/08/08 $50 at Harbor Freight - na300zx (OH) 21:56:54 08/08/08
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