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lifting 326 engine
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Bob Supina
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I am about to install the engine in our 326 sedan and would like to know the proper way to lift it.
When I took it out, the head had been removed so I had no problem connecting the equalizer to the studs, but now the engine is restored and the nuts torqued.
Unfortunately, this operation is rather tricky because the bell housing has wings so I had to tilt the engine to clear the steering box to remove the engine and transmission.

How have professional shops addressed this issue?

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