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> what floor jack and engine lift plate should I get?
scott_in_nh
post Jul 27 2026, 07:21 AM
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I'm trying to get everything together that I will need to finally drop the motor so I won't have any excuses left to keep kicking the can....
I need a new floor jack anyway, and I want to buy the Tangerine lifting plate.
Any advantages/disadvantages of using the post model vs the Allen screw model?
What size and type of jack? limited use so Harbor Freight models or similar are fine.
What is the best height for dropping the motor? The car will be level unless there is a reason for it not to be.
Thanks
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post Jul 27 2026, 09:32 AM
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I have two of the Daytona jacks and the bolt through Tangerine plate. I have 1 blue and 1 gray Daytona, I wish I had the yellow, as I think it raises a little bit higher than the blue/gray ones. You want the taller jack so that you car reach the motor safely when the car is raised up in the air high enough to be able to slide the motor out.

You can sometimes time your purchase with one of the big sales and get a pretty good price on them.
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