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Message: [QUOTE="Big Calo, post: 97330, member: 765"] I want to build an engine stand stand that I can also run an engine on, and still maintain that ability to rotate the engine to work on it. The thought is to bolt a plate onto the bellhousing that will be attached to the stand and, allow for the starter to be bolted on still. My main concern is if the bellhousing can support the weight of the engine by its self. If it wouldnt work I could make a crate to hold put it on but kinda prefer the stand. Also I have an OBS parts truck that does run, so what do I need to take off of it so I can set up a seprate cart to hold all the electrical equipment to run an engine? Engine harness, PCM, IDM, ect? [/QUOTE]

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