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Good day all,
I've been asked to help a friend out removing a motor and trans from a first gen f-body (sadly not a Pontiac). We're going to pull a 454/TH400 then reinstall 427/4L80e. When I removed my engine/trans last year I purchased a load leveler from H.F. . I got what I paid for but it served the purpose. It survived one removal and barely the subsequent install. Upon removal the unit tilted down very nicely, the engine/trans came out like butter but then when trying to take the angle out and level things back out turned into a real pain. The install went even worse because the jack screw simply couldn't lift/tilt the heavy load of the transmission. In concept the load leveler is definitely the way to go and I would do it again if I could find a better tool. I've suggested a load leveler to my buddy but I'm trying to steer him away from the H.F. device. Has anyone here purchased a load leveler that they've been happy with? Is my expectation to be able to tilt engine/trans back to level too much for these things? Thoughts, suggestions, recommendations? Thank you for taking the time to consider my questions.
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1968 Firebird IA2 522 340 E-heads Northwind 950 Carb 4L80E 3.50:1 Rear 1969 Firebird IA2 535 Northwind (Induction undetermined) 3.50:1 Rear
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