Quicktime blow proof GP!
01-18-2011, 03:06 PM
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Quicktime blow proof GP! I just wanted to pop in here and let all the LT1 guys know that our Quicktime blowproof bellhousing group purchase includes the LT1 bellhousings too. The GP price is $469+shipping. You don't need to PM me or anything just give me a call at the shop if you want to get one ordered.
Thanks!
Jeremy
Thanks!
Jeremy
01-18-2011, 09:10 PM
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You are exactly right. For some reason these seem to have been kept a secret. I didn't know about them till today when we were on the phone with Quick Time. I asked when the hell they were gonna engineer something for the LT1 guys. He said "Umm... we already have. RM-9023" I was shocked. I immediately came in the LT1/LT4 forum and posted info for you guys.
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01-24-2011, 03:19 PM
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Damnit, now I'm thinking of throwing my 4l80e idea out the window and having my 6spd built (Been told several times it won't hold though). How long will the GP be on for?
03-15-2011, 11:25 PM
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Quicktime Bell Depth I purchased this bell and when measured against the stock bellhousing
the block plate adds about 1/8" depth. It's about perfect when you don't include the block plate which leads me to believe either the bell is incorrectly machined or the block plate is an after thought to meet SFI.
Quicktime said if I feel uncomfortable about the difference don't run the block plate or run the stock bell.
Anyone else run into this?
Jeremy, when I ordered I asked if the depth was the same and you assured me it was. I not pacing blame just looking for advise.
let me know
the block plate adds about 1/8" depth. It's about perfect when you don't include the block plate which leads me to believe either the bell is incorrectly machined or the block plate is an after thought to meet SFI.
Quicktime said if I feel uncomfortable about the difference don't run the block plate or run the stock bell.
Anyone else run into this?
Jeremy, when I ordered I asked if the depth was the same and you assured me it was. I not pacing blame just looking for advise.
let me know
03-16-2011, 07:27 AM
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I purchased this bell and when measured against the stock bellhousing
the block plate adds about 1/8" depth. It's about perfect when you don't include the block plate which leads me to believe either the bell is incorrectly machined or the block plate is an after thought to meet SFI.
Quicktime said if I feel uncomfortable about the difference don't run the block plate or run the stock bell.
Anyone else run into this?
Jeremy, when I ordered I asked if the depth was the same and you assured me it was. I not pacing blame just looking for advise.
let me know
the block plate adds about 1/8" depth. It's about perfect when you don't include the block plate which leads me to believe either the bell is incorrectly machined or the block plate is an after thought to meet SFI.
Quicktime said if I feel uncomfortable about the difference don't run the block plate or run the stock bell.
Anyone else run into this?
Jeremy, when I ordered I asked if the depth was the same and you assured me it was. I not pacing blame just looking for advise.
let me know
03-16-2011, 09:08 AM
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04-20-2011, 06:10 PM
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Rm-9023 I just got the RM-9023 it doesn't fit, starter slot doesn't line up. Someone said the starter is open, mine is covered do I have the right housing?, is anyone else running this?