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Started by John o keeffe, November 28, 2021, 03:00:20 PM

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John o keeffe

Hi all,
      Back again for some more advice,
     Anyone any suggestions on the easiest way to put the completed engine back into the frame. ??

iamhiding

Alriiighty. Having done it in both a rolling chassis and on a bare frame a few times i can say the easiest way is with the engine flat on the floor and then theres a tilt and scoop method to get the frame over the engine. Wrap or tape up the frame if concerned about scratches.

Downside to this method is needing to rock and prop the frame to get suspension and wheels back on and build it up from flat ground. But personally ive found it the easiest way to get the engine in the frame.
current project list:
//cbr 600 f3 fighter
//gsxr 1100 mental oldskool supersport
//gs500 daily rat tracker cafe fighter that changes every couple of month... cafe fighter?

sledge

Remove the R/H frame section. Drop the engine onto a trolley jack and manoeuvre it into place. Get the top rear bolt in first, refit the frame section then jiggle the engine up to get the front bolt in then .............but................. whatever works for you.


cbrfxr67

"Its something you take apart in 2-3 days and takes 10 years to go back together."
-buddha

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