Yea ya may have two grand in it doing it wright the first time but it is better to do it wright the first time then doing it over again or having a sleeve get sucked down around the crank because it did not fit correctly These are not the 350 chebbys . As for pulling the engine a cheep cherry picker and a couple 6ton jack stands and a 200 dollar tool set from sears plus a half decent torque wrench will get the job done. And buying tools is what guys like to do . and a 25 dollar I T manual is all that ya need Oh and a decent puller. So it is like this do you want to do it twice or once .
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