Just wondering if the bellhousing on my 79's 4-speed 300 is the same for 302/351w. I ask because I know on the EB's the bellhousing is shorter so the motor will fit in the engine bay. I can't see that being a problem with the fullsize but I want to know if I need to start looking for a bellhousing.
Thanks,
Jeff
Bellhousing
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, Aug 15 2004 06:09 AM
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Posted 15 August 2004 - 06:30 PM
The 170 and 200 ci 6 cyl in the EB used the same bell housings as the Mustangs etc of that era.
The 289 and 302 EB's also used the same bell housings as the other Ford models.
The difference in length of the EB's motor/ trans assembly was found in the length of the trans to t/case adaptor. (the V-8's was longer)
IF I remember correctly the 300 inline 6 uses the same bellhousing as the 302 and 351 engines.
The 289 and 302 EB's also used the same bell housings as the other Ford models.
The difference in length of the EB's motor/ trans assembly was found in the length of the trans to t/case adaptor. (the V-8's was longer)
IF I remember correctly the 300 inline 6 uses the same bellhousing as the 302 and 351 engines.
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