problems fitting quicktime bellhousing to 6.0!!! help!
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Anyone running the quicktime BH with a 6.0?
i have model : rm-8020
The problem i am running into is when i fit the trans up, the BH flange is wide enough at the top that it hits the bolts for the back cover. I had seen that some say the 6.0 BH flange is futher foward, meaning the back cover would stick out further past the flange? i had the same problem trying to fit the sfi plate behind the flywheel.the back cover sticks out further.
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i have model : rm-8020
The problem i am running into is when i fit the trans up, the BH flange is wide enough at the top that it hits the bolts for the back cover. I had seen that some say the 6.0 BH flange is futher foward, meaning the back cover would stick out further past the flange? i had the same problem trying to fit the sfi plate behind the flywheel.the back cover sticks out further.
thanks in advance
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I ran it without the "scatter shield", and be sure to remove the slave shim if u have any. I had to or the clutch wouldn't fully disengage. I also had to grind a lot out of the bottom edge at the top of the bellhousing because it hit the back cover and top few bolts. I also ground down the bolt heads and edge of the cover. I had that thing in and out a dozen times and that's the only way I got the clutch to disengage.