An engine stand provides the flexibility to rotate the block to any position for lower and top end engine reassembly with just the turn of a handle. JEGS Engine Stands have an adjustable mounting head that secures the rear of the engine to the stand and a 360 degree head that allows easy rotation of the engine. The heavy-gauge square steel tube frame disassembles effortlessly for storage or transport, and ball-bearing casters maneuver smoothly across any floor. Engine Stand Bolt Kit 555-80043 is available separately.Engine Stands are Great for Working on Engines!
JEGS EZ Kits are designed by JEGS professionals to ensure that you get all the correct parts you need.
Will this work with the ford 5.2 voodoo engine?
Will this hold a 4.0L inline six for a 2001 Jeep Grand Cherokee?
Will it bolt up to a big block ford fe
Will this hold up and hold a 4.3 vortec
What will I need to bolt up a 2004 4.6 from a Mustang?
What is the shaft size for the head adapter? I have another head adapter for an air cooled VW motor I want to use with this stand, instead of the universal adapter that comes with it.
I see this stand fits pushrods, how is this stand for fitting ford mod motors? Such as 4.6/5.4/5.0/6.2 motors.
Does this stand have a pin to lock the rotating head in place? If so, how many settings are available?
Ships on 02/11/19
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