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Re: another 4 speed question (pictures) updated
[Re: Moparnut426]
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11/15/10 04:28 PM
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I bought the dowels that are on here as a sponsor. Can clock them and use a set screw to secure them.
Kasey
Then yes you can just turn them , I think you use a wrench on flats on the outside of them , loctite the screws when done , use BLUE .
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Re: another 4 speed question (pictures) updated
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11/15/10 04:31 PM
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Is there a problem if the front bearing retainer is smaller than the hole in the bell housing? I dont think the bearing retainer is any kind of supporting member, Im just curious. I thought I have seen factory bell housings with 2 different holes.
Kasey
Yes there will be a huge problem , why is your retainer smaller than the hole in the bell? When you dial in the bell you dial it in to that hole the bearing retainer fits snugly into , if the bearing retainer doesn't fit tight in that hole what's the point of dialing the bell in ?
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Re: another 4 speed question (pictures) updated
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08/12/11 12:47 PM
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about the bearing retainer fitment, if you have a lakewood bell and buy the spacer ring there will still be no good fitment. My bell is like 0,04" bigger than the ring so its not perfect.
Mine fit really good. The space fit snugly in the bell, and fit snug on the bearing retainer. Maybey I got a good bellhousing
Kasey
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