Hi John
Most Engine stands will work if they have the adjustable mount points on it. Ive used a roll around standard Bug type 1 engine stand to build my 1.9L WBX
as well as rip apart a few others. Also have had 356/912 motors on it as well as loads of bug motors and type 4s as well. But you can get a cheapo Bench
mount if you dont care about rolling around and it will work just fine. Ive got 3 stands. 1 Bench mount, 1 roll around 3 leg style and a Heavy 3 fingered stand
with a 4'x4' diamond plate floor base that my Bostig Zetec motor is sitting on using the adaptor to make it bolt to the vanagon trans. BTW the Bostig "Kit" So
Far "ROCKS". Literally EVERYTHING is in there other then Loctite and tools. Easiest "KIT" I personally have ever seen or had. Sorry not to get off topic.
Most VW vendors sell a few basic style engine stands that work great. If you get the roll around one get the newer style that will collapse and hang on the
wall when not in use to preserve presious floor space.

C-ya Jonce

>I've been given a 2.1 L WBX condition unknown but with 130k miles on
>the odo. I want to do a tear down and inspection with the intention of
>rebuilding it to have a backup for my 200k+ original engine.

>Will any engine stand work for this or are some better suited for the
>WBX engine? Thanks for any real world tips.

>Wishing you all Vanagon perfection in the New year...
>--
>John Meeks

>'91 Multivan, '85 GL bits
>Northern Michigan
>KC8ZFN

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