Best front end support?

[DropBusa]

LEft fork is pretty wet and the right one isnt far behind it. I'm packaging them up soon and sending them to LE out in Cali. Gonna be about 600$ for the entire rebuild, revalve, and respring.
My question was, whats the best way to support the front end while i wait for them to come back?
Jack on the oil belly?
Strap the steering stem to the overhead?

You know this is just what i needed to set me back a few months for the turbo project too.

[Chris Horoho]

if joists are strong enough hang from above
and what all are they doing exactly to the forks
that seems pricey unless they are replacing the springs
but i prefer to add to the spacer (but i cut the forks not set them up for road coarse)

[DropBusa]

600 for the full rebuild clean. Springs get replaced to my rider weight and they revalve them. I told Jim that i'm a pretty agressive rider and that i had intentions on slapping a turbo on it soon and that i wanted to compensate for the expected wheelies. he laughed and said it should be any issue, that the springs he would use would be set for a 300lb "ish" rider.

[1low04busa]

600 for the full rebuild clean. Springs get replaced to my rider weight and they revalve them. I told Jim that i'm a pretty agressive rider and that i had intentions on slapping a turbo on it soon and that i wanted to compensate for the expected wheelies. he laughed and said it should be any issue, that the springs he would use would be set for a 300lb "ish" rider.

Im sure Pinky could do the same for a lil chaper.somethin to think about 

[DropBusa]

yea i thought the same thing, but i know he's got LOTS of other work ahead of him.
so....