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Aluminium bell housing to suit Pinto, Xflow
Hi, I'm chasing an aluminium bellhousing to suit my Pinto. In Brisbane but can cover postage costs
Thanks, Haydn.
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Re: Aluminium bell housing to suit Pinto, Xflow
2014/12/26 21:52:24
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Haydn
KCF Rally sport @ Narangba had them in stock last time I spoke to Keith, he also has allsorts of other goodies. I think they where about $450.00
1/12 Robart Court Narangba Ph. 32031506
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Re: Aluminium bell housing to suit Pinto, Xflow
2014/12/26 22:49:56
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Hey Rod.Thanks for the heads up mate.
Same cost as Burton but no shipping costs which is great. Do you know if they're LH starter as opposed to LH + RH starter?
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Re: Aluminium bell housing to suit Pinto, Xflow
2014/12/27 22:08:52
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I was told that you can use the alloy bell housing from the automatic box with an adapter plate.
Ill try to find out more if anyone is interested.
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Re: Aluminium bell housing to suit Pinto, Xflow
2014/12/28 19:54:46
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from memory the bell housing is the same configuration as a standard 2ltr one.
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Re: Aluminium bell housing to suit Pinto, Xflow
2014/12/28 21:03:11
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So auto bell housing bolts straight up to manual box, but need to cut out the area for clutch fork?
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Re: Aluminium bell housing to suit Pinto, Xflow
2014/12/28 23:20:54
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Re: Aluminium bell housing to suit Pinto, Xflow
2014/12/29 00:27:03
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Hey, thanks for the info!
I'll give Ed a call. Cheers :)
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Re: Aluminium bell housing to suit Pinto, Xflow
2014/12/30 01:56:03
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Probably a daft question but whats the main reason to use the auto bell housing behind a manual box, is it purely for the weight saving ?
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Re: Aluminium bell housing to suit Pinto, Xflow
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Re: Aluminium bell housing to suit Pinto, Xflow
2014/12/30 20:42:29
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You'll need to locate, drill and tap a hole for the clutch fork and make a spacer to get the pivot point right aswell. Don't see auto boxes that often let alone a separate bellhousing, go with the proper manual alloy housing, they're not badly priced and it'd save a lot of messing about....
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Re: Aluminium bell housing to suit Pinto, Xflow
2014/12/30 23:10:22
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I thought as much Drew. Thanks
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