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Originally Posted by whunter
6-8 hours in and out the door for the average shop..
It can be done in 1.15 hours with the correct equipment/tools and a really good eight man crew.  |
Ok now you're making me feel bad  I've had the engine sitting in my driveway for 4 days now working about 4 hours a day after work (so 16 hours I guess?).
To OP: I've done it with just basic hand tools (metric craftsman socket set/wrenches) and an engine crane with load leveler. Haven't run into many issues. It is definitely a driveway/garage project if you don't want to pay someone. Probably able to cut the time in half if you have soemone helping you, or a car lift.
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