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Barthol Member
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Hi, I have bought an engine stand as shown on the attached photo. The engine have to be fixed by 4 bolt using the threads where the gear box normally attaches to the engine. I am concerned that the break forces will break the alu casting on the engine. have som of you tried to mount a 907 engine in one of those stands, and if yes is there anything special I have to consider. I would really harte to damage the block :-) Best regards Kim Attachment: 15-370_l.jpg (Downloaded 144 times) |
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roland11a Member
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I've had mine on the same type of stand for months and regularly move it round the Garage to make space. The 907 is a very light engine. If you want i can send a photo of how its attached. |
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subwoofer Member
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Try to mount it so the mount points are as far from eachother as possible and you should be fine. That reduces the pull/push on the mount points. The case is strong enough, I had one fully built hanging on the stand for quite a while without any problem. The VW boxers weight almost the same and the official engine stand only has two bolts... -- Joachim |
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Barthol Member
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Thanks a lot guys, Roland11a if you can post an image it would be helpful. I guess that I have to stay away from the threads for the starter? MHV Kim |
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roland11a Member
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ok will do. you can use the threaded holes for the starter if you use the correct size bolt into the exiting threads. Just remember the Lotus 907 engine is Metric |
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roland11a Member
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I Forgot. The fly wheel has been removed. If you PM me your e mail address I can send better close up images if you like. Attachment: photo(7).JPG (Downloaded 124 times) Last edited on 11-27-2013 09:45 am by roland11a |
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Barthol Member
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Roland11a , Thanks a lot for the photos, I will go ahead and use my stand. Got a 2.2 engine I need to work on:-) |
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