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Let the engine rest on a cart

Hi everybody, i am finishing my complete car restore (engine and full paintwork), and i wan't to know if i can leave the engine 1 month resting on a wood cart with the heat exchanger installed, not the muffler.

I have the original ones on my 73, they look like the SSI.

Is it dangerous to leave it there that time? i don't want to bend or broke anything

Thanks,

Ariel

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It's fine. Prop it up with some blocking so it doesn't teeter.
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What are you worried about? Things bending over time? It is not a concern, you can store long term on the heat exchangers. The metal components never see enough force to where they would yield / deform. Time does not change this ...

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thanks guys!!
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Hi everybody, i am finishing my complete car restore (engine and full paintwork), and i wan't to know if i can leave the engine 1 month resting on a wood cart with the heat exchanger installed, not the muffler.

I have the original ones on my 73, they look like the SSI.

Is it dangerous to leave it there that time? i don't want to bend or broke anything

Thanks,

Ariel
You mean like this?



No le pasa nada viejo...
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No problem, but wrap it up good to keep the varmits out. Mice will get into anything.
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You mean like this?



No le pasa nada viejo...

Gracias!!! (thanks!!!)

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