Lakewood Cast-Aluminum Bellhousing for Small Block Mopar 318/360 and Gen III Hemi w/ Mopar 3/4 Speed or Ford Style TKX/TKO Transmission
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Features:
- Three alignment rings are included to ensure correct fitment for your application (4.345 in., 4.807 in., and 4.850 in.)
- Designed for use with hydraulic and mechanical clutch actuation
- Fits a 130-tooth flywheel and 10.500 in. clutch disc diameter
Notes:
- Left/driver-side mount starters with aligned nose
- Requires an early truck flywheel and left-driver-side starter for Gen III Hemi applications
Specifications:
Wiill this bellhousing bolt to a magnum 318?
I have a 1983 dodge d150 was a slant 6 truck we are installing a 318 will this fit a np435 tranmission
I have a 1958 392 hemi and an a833 four-speed. Will this bellhousing work with this setup?
Reading these comments I seen both yes and no as if this bell housing will fit with an Mopar A-833od trans so want to confirm if it will or not fit ?
What clutch and pressure plate do you use the factor dodge one
Does this bell housing fit a np435 transmission?
Will it fit a A904 transmission
Im running a 318 with the A-833 transmission, is this the correct bellhousing for bolt up?
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