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sit or not sit an engine on SSI's
See a lot on engine drops without removing the SSI's. Better to remove these or are they built to handle the weight?
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Didn't seem to bother mine at all.
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i cut the heater box portion of my ssi's off for my spec motor and just the header pipes have supported the motor a couple times while "on cart"
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