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I have a 62 that I’m going to install a blueprint 383 stroker engine in. What I would like to do is get away from my current bellhousing that requires you to bolt the starter to and be able to bolt it to the block. Can anybody tell me which bellhousing I would need to go to? Thx
Last edited by Fatdaddy; Apr 28, 2021 at 03:21 PM.
You can use a regular bell housing but it must match your flywheel size. 10 and 1/2 or 11. AND of course a different block mounted starter matching flywheel diameter also.
You can use a regular bell housing but it must match your flywheel size. 10 and 1/2 or 11. AND of course a different block mounted starter matching flywheel diameter also.
somebody said something about the way the clutch rods and assembly fits that there could be some issues.Thx Mike
Yes, have one in my '57 Chevy convertible. Make sure you have a good dist gasket and down tight or you'll be chasing a mysterious oil leak! Ask me how I know, after pulling the intake thinking it's the china wall gasket leaking!
CJ
Yes, have one in my '57 Chevy convertible. Make sure you have a good dist gasket and down tight or you'll be chasing a mysterious oil leak! Ask me how I know, after pulling the intake thinking it's the china wall gasket leaking!
CJ
thanks for the info. What flywheel did you use ? Also we’re you satisfied with your engine? Thx Mike