Quote Originally Posted by GP_Kid18 View Post
dose the E-brake hold the motor in place?
also my brothers friends are mechanics and they told me that there is a tool the you put in place of the dog bones and you crank it one way to pull the motor to the front and crank it the other way to push it back
With all four wheels on the ground, you unhook the dogbones. This allows the engine to move some. Then push the car a little. The force from the front wheels will push the engine back and forth. Just push the car until the engine tilts forward. Then set the e-brake so the car will stay in the exact same spot. As long as all four wheels are on the ground with the e-brake set, the engine will stay in the same spot.