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Off the top of your head… know what bolts to use for mounting the 235 on an engine stand?


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7/16 NC- - - - -I believe they're 7/16-14. DO NOT use the Grade 2 bolts from the bulk bin at the local hardware store- - - - -Grade 5 or better. Nothing like a broken bolt and an engine dropping onto a foot to make it a very bad day! A cheap stand designed to hold a small block Chevy V8 won't be long enough to keep an inline six from tipping over. Here's a good one (2000 lb type):

www.ebay.com/itm/375159045700?

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