Can anyone tell what Bellhousing this is?
04-28-2008, 10:31 PM
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Can anyone tell what Bellhousing this is? I believe that I have found the Mecca of LSx Swaps! Halleluyah!!!
So as a newbie, I am asking the experts for their help. Can anyone identify this bellhousing?
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So as a newbie, I am asking the experts for their help. Can anyone identify this bellhousing?
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04-29-2008, 08:56 AM
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My guess: not LS1 at all.
There are only 4 bolt holes mating the tranny to the bellhousing. That reminds me of my 4-speed in my 79Z. Look at this PDF document for a Super T10:
http://www.richmondgear.com/07pdfs/RG25.pdf
And a couple of old school bellhousings:
http://myweb.cableone.net/wmartz/Pictures/BellID1.jpg
Note the spacing of the 4 bolt holes.
That bellhousing to me looks like a bellhousing that allows for the use of a hydraulic slave for an older style transmission. Great idea.
Not sure what block it mates up to, looks almost like an SBC, but lacks a bolt hole on one side (but could have been ground off).
There are only 4 bolt holes mating the tranny to the bellhousing. That reminds me of my 4-speed in my 79Z. Look at this PDF document for a Super T10:
http://www.richmondgear.com/07pdfs/RG25.pdf
And a couple of old school bellhousings:
http://myweb.cableone.net/wmartz/Pictures/BellID1.jpg
Note the spacing of the 4 bolt holes.
That bellhousing to me looks like a bellhousing that allows for the use of a hydraulic slave for an older style transmission. Great idea.
Not sure what block it mates up to, looks almost like an SBC, but lacks a bolt hole on one side (but could have been ground off). 