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Ford
15200 Features:
- Includes Fork Bracket and Pivot Ball, Grade-8 Hardware, and (3) Retainer Rings for Various Transmissions
- Designed For Mechanical Linkage, Pull Cable, or Hydraulic clutch operation
- Bellhousing Depth: 6.361 in.
- Clutch Fork Opening: 3 in. x 2.370 in.
- Works with 11 in. Clutch Diameter and 157/164-Tooth Flywheel
- Hydro-formed Construction
- SFI. 6.1 Certification
15200 Note:
- T5, TKO transmissions fit with adapters - Direct fit for TKO transmissions with a short input shaft
Specifications:
Will this bell housing fit a 70 Boss 302j
Will this work with a 10” clutch?
will this work with an 11' clutch
What is the difference between this model (15200) and the 15201? I'm needing to put a toploader 4 speed behind a 351w in an 86 fox body mustang. Will either of these work?
Need to marry a T-19a to a carbureted 300 L6. Going into a 66 f100 Will this bell housing do the job? If not which one(s) is recommended?
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