McLeod Non-SFI Aluminum Bellhousing 1964-1974 Big Block Chrysler, for Tremec TKO/TKX 5-Speed Transmission with Ford Pattern
673-8540
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8540 Features:
- Accommodates both 10.500 in. and 11 in. starter mounting patterns
- Works with 130-tooth or 143-tooth flywheels
- The cast aluminum construction weighs only 19 lbs.
- Fits McLeod TXK transmissions 673-TCET17765, 673-TCET18084, 673-TCET18085, and 673-TCET18086
- Fits McLeod TKO transmissions TCET4615, TCET4617, TCET5008, and TCET5201
- For 4.850 in. Ford register - if using a GM transmission with a 4.680 in. register, 139040 is required
Specifications:
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