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electroheadMay-02-10 06:35 AM
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#130493, "Engine Weight"


          

I`ve looked online without any luck and I`d like to know how much does a 420a longblock weigh. I`m looking to transport one and would like to know if I`d be able to lift one with a buddy out of my wife`s car without a problem and if it would be ok to put it in her trunk.

  

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RE: Engine Weight, Cyexmaster, May-02-10 08:50 AM, #1
RE: Engine Weight, electrohead, May-02-10 09:34 AM, #2
      RE: Engine Weight, Cyexmaster, May-02-10 01:16 PM, #3
           RE: Engine Weight, Moderatorteklein, May-02-10 05:11 PM, #4
                RE: Engine Weight, Moderatorbullettdsm, May-02-10 05:17 PM, #5
                     RE: Engine Weight, electrohead, May-02-10 06:59 PM, #6
                          RE: Engine Weight, 420agreenvilleSC, May-02-10 08:35 PM, #7
                               RE: Engine Weight, def_98gs, May-05-10 10:25 PM, #8
                                    RE: Engine Weight, biggie16g, May-06-10 04:50 AM, #9

CyexmasterMay-02-10 08:50 AM
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#130494, "RE: Engine Weight"
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I think you could move it with 2 people but's going to be difficult, I would recommend 3 people to do it rather "easy"...

If your worried if a car can haul it, well last night I moved mine about 100 miles from where it was getting done in my mom's Honda Fit...

So as long as it fit's you can move it..

hope this helps

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electroheadMay-02-10 09:34 AM
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#130495, "RE: Engine Weight"
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How low did the Fit sag. I`m bringing the motor from New York to Georgia. I just don`t want the car looking like it has hydraulics and bottoming out.

  

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CyexmasterMay-02-10 01:16 PM
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#130496, "RE: Engine Weight"
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Not much, I really didn't notice some extreme change on it it did ride lower but not like it was all the way down.

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ModeratortekleinMay-02-10 05:11 PM
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#130497, "RE: Engine Weight"
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It will be fine in the car.

As for lifting a long block by yourself, you may need a second person. Its not bad to move it with two people on a pallet.

I think it weighs 300lbs or so IIRC.

  

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ModeratorbullettdsmMay-02-10 05:17 PM
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#130498, "RE: Engine Weight"
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On the high side of the scale. I put a full longblock with intake and exahust mani AND AC on it, into the back of my Eclipse. I lifted it up with a slightly built 18 year old kid. It took a LOT of effort for me to lift her up there (notice I said ME. The kid wasn't much help, lol). BUT it will fit in the back of your car (rear seats down and covered with blanky etc.).

I ended up taking it out with the cherry picker.

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electroheadMay-02-10 06:59 PM
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#130501, "RE: Engine Weight"
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Do you think it'll fit in the trunk, or should I treat it like a small kid and put it in the back seat? emoji

  

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#130502, "RE: Engine Weight"
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it'll ride in a trunk just fine. put something that can distribute the weight, like a piece of plywood, or something, if you don't wanna puncture any seats or pull up any carpet.

The engine is almost impossible to remove, even with a friend, out by hand. Get a hoist.

the engine, bare (no accessories), weighs 240lbs. with accessories and a pallet, figure 300lbs.

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def_98gsMay-05-10 10:25 PM
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#130549, "RE: Engine Weight"
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Let me guess, you buying the motor from Mark at Overbore??

  

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biggie16gMay-06-10 04:50 AM
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#130552, "RE: Engine Weight"
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I pulled a moror out of a talon and took it home in the hatch of my eclipse lol its possible to do with two or three people just watch your back.

1995 eclipse rs-t. Might as well be a ford because I have to fix or repair daily...

  

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