tom1025

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does anyone know of any companies that make replacement sfi bellhousings or a scatter shield that will work with a LT1 style T56

thesource

iTrader: (60)

I'd check with Quicktime and McLeod .

tom1025

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couldnt find them on there site......anyone know of anyone else??

Ryne @ CMS

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quicktime bellhousing are very nice, we sell them as well, give us a call

Billy M

Mcleod sells them. www.mcleodind.com there is a picture right on the main page. You can also click on my "myspace link" at the bottom of my sig to see a closer picture.

RAMPANT

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FYI

The QuickTime is 12-13lbs lighter.

I had the McLeod and have had the car on a diet, so I bought a Quicktime and weighed them back to back. It is real.

I have not installed it or the motor yet though, so I can not comment on the fit.

tom1025

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what are the weight of each since you weighed them both??? also are you selling the McLeod since you have the quicktime one now?? do they both reuse the stock hydraulics and fork setup??? thanks for the reply

edit....you are talking about a LT1 style correct?

Billy M

I don't beleive Quicktime offers a bolt on bell specific to the LT-1 trans. They do offer one for the LS but not the LT.

tom1025

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yea your right...quicktime doesnt offer a LT1 bell.....McLeod is the only company that does and they just came out with it.....$440 for it though...gotta start saving up to get that next.....at what point do you guys feel that it becomes necessary to have one??

03 BUSA

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Good question, would also like to know.

Quick96ss

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Its only 440 now??? Wow i bought mine about a month and a half ago and paid way more then that. My serial number is 5. Mcleod told me there was 25 available and that was it. Unless they started selling them like crazy??

Jonathan@Tick

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It becomes necessary when you pull onto the track if you value your feet. Seriously tho, if you're launching a car hard on slicks or any type of sticky dr for that matter its deffinately a good idea.

Gen414

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Sticky tires on the track. If you never have seen a clutch explode, consider yourself lucky. A clutch coming apart will rip right through your stock bell and through your floor like nothing. Most of the time, it will do physical harm to you as well, even if the clutch misses your foot/leg, more than likely some type of debris will hit you somewhere. I have been at the track when it happened to a guy I was pitted with, and he lost his little toe. After looking at his car, he was LUCKY that he only lost his toe. Just picture a chainsaw and running a stick of butter over it to get an idea of what it will do, not pretty. So, again, if you don't want to take chances, anytime at the track with sticky tires is a good idea, regardless of HP.