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    Quote Originally Posted by MiamiOffshore View Post
    Rick I appreciate the hoist offer but I just ran down to Lowes and picked up 2 - 2x6x12's pressure treated and thru bolted them with some carriage bolts. Then I got some 5x5 aluminum angle from Simmons here in Miami (Cheapest place for your alum. and stainless needs here in South Fl.). I mounted the 2x6 on end on top of the alum. angle and straped them down with a couple of bolts to the alum. angle and used Red Head bolts for the concrete. Just gotta paint it now to match the house and now I have a lift available to me anytime ..... hope the wife likes it since she still doesn't know i did this
    Damn,,,i hope it holds 1200 # ..mmmmhhhh

    Be safe..lol
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    Quote Originally Posted by rchevelle71 View Post
    It's 2010 now. Carb/roots charger engines belongs to the early 1900...
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    Angel, nice to see you're back on again

    What are you up to now?


    Your old girl is on this side of the pod now


    //Mange
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    Quote Originally Posted by DAREDEVIL View Post
    Damn,,,i hope it holds 1200 # ..mmmmhhhh

    Be safe..lol
    1200 lbs!! how ?? A BBC is about 680lbs with intake and heads

    ..just in case intake is already off and so is exhaust.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mange View Post
    Angel, nice to see you're back on again

    What are you up to now?


    Your old girl is on this side of the pod now


    //Mange

    Hey Mange,
    How are you. Good I hope.

    I knew she went over but is she with you or someone else.
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    Quote Originally Posted by MiamiOffshore View Post
    1200 lbs!! how ?? A BBC is about 680lbs with intake and heads

    ..just in case intake is already off and so is exhaust.
    I always figure BBC complete incl. tranny and all acc. ~ 1000 # but i never weight one !!!!!! LOL
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    Quote Originally Posted by DAREDEVIL View Post
    Hello Crash Box, would u have some Video's of Smoki'n Gun the 28 Manta ( damn manta ) !???????????????

    Sorry for the high jack !

    Negative double "D", there is just that one footage on "you-tube".
    Anywho, get ahold of Jef at FrezzeFrame He should have
    some dvd time on that boat.

    Ciao.........
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    Looking good Angel,

    Just dont stand under it, it should hold, but I wouldnt let it swing there forever. pull it, pull the boat out, and lower the engine to the stand. We did a friends a similar way, he had steel trusses, but it really wasnt all that heavy. let me know when your ready to drop the new one in, and I will come down and help, ripping one out is one thing, but an extra person always helps for installation, alignment etc.

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    Quote Originally Posted by MiamiOffshore View Post
    1200 lbs!! how ?? A BBC is about 680lbs with intake and heads

    ..just in case intake is already off and so is exhaust.
    FYI - My 502 fully dressed weighed just under 1200 lbs, right around 1170 if i remember right.
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    Quote Originally Posted by blackhawk View Post
    FYI - My 502 fully dressed weighed just under 1200 lbs, right around 1170 if i remember right.

    EFI vs carb, fully dressed vs. stripped. Heck if he had to he could get it down to pretty much a short block before removal, when there is a will, there is a way, some are just a little more dangerous
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    The engine is stripped down pretty well, so it should not be a problem.
    Weight of BBC without exhaust, tranny or drive is approx. 685lbs.
    http://www.enginefactory.com/chevdimensions.htm

    Fully dressed I can see where it could be 1100 lbs or more....plus a 502 is a little heavier from what I've read than a 454.
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    Quote Originally Posted by MiamiOffshore View Post
    The engine is stripped down pretty well, so it should not be a problem.
    Weight of BBC without exhaust, tranny or drive is approx. 685lbs.
    http://www.enginefactory.com/chevdimensions.htm

    Fully dressed I can see where it could be 1100 lbs or more....plus a 502 is a little heavier from what I've read than a 454.
    Got chya...that explains why i came up with my #...we always lift it out fully dressed + tranny and its a 502 block !!!.....i think it also depends on aluminum or steel heads...thier fkn heavy !!!! lol
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    Quote Originally Posted by rchevelle71 View Post
    EFI vs carb, fully dressed vs. stripped. Heck if he had to he could get it down to pretty much a short block before removal, when there is a will, there is a way, some are just a little more dangerous
    Exactly, I mentioned because I too thought these engines were lighter. I don't want to see anyone get hurt.

    We pulled my friends 502 with a strap and a Skytrak. Now that's the way to do it!
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    There's a reason those outboards are so awesome ... 300xs only weighs 505lbs. and pumps out more than 300hp.

    But damn that lumpety lump sound of dry exhaust and a cam is SWEET...
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    Quote Originally Posted by MiamiOffshore View Post
    There's a reason those outboards are so awesome ... 300xs only weighs 505lbs. and pumps out more than 300hp.

    But damn that lumpety lump sound of dry exhaust and a cam is SWEET...
    I hear ya, I love the lump, and told you the other day the details about the 383 in the old chevelle, heck you almost witnessed me trading my boat for same small block lump a few years back, but the outboards are a trip, 60 MPH in an old tank with 225 HP, and I can stand up and drink a beer while I wrench on it Cant wait to get the boat solid, so I can start modding the 250
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    Quote Originally Posted by rchevelle71 View Post
    I hear ya, I love the lump, and told you the other day the details about the 383 in the old chevelle, heck you almost witnessed me trading my boat for same small block lump a few years back, but the outboards are a trip, 60 MPH in an old tank with 225 HP, and I can stand up and drink a beer while I wrench on it Cant wait to get the boat solid, so I can start modding the 250
    I hear you Rick...outboards ultimately are simpler and the power to weight ratio is great. Well let's see where I end up.....but I pulled the motor out today.
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    Quote Originally Posted by MiamiOffshore View Post
    I hear you Rick...outboards ultimately are simpler and the power to weight ratio is great. Well let's see where I end up.....but I pulled the motor out today.
    COOL

    get r done
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    I hear you Rick...outboards ultimately are simpler and the power to weight ratio is great. Well let's see where I end up.....but I pulled the motor out today.
    NICE,

    are you going to be around this weekend? It is a long weekend, I may get some time to make a trip to Miami and check it out.

    Rick
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    Yea I should be here this weekend, not really planning on doing anything but just in case give me a shout first.
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    Yea I should be here this weekend, not really planning on doing anything but just in case give me a shout first.
    OK,

    We have plans Sunday morning, but other than that its just glasswork, if when I fee I need a break, i'll giva you a call.
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