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Old 03-20-2003, 10:02 AM
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Default Ford Windsor bellhousing question

Can anybody tell me please if the bellhousing from a Ford 302w (manual gearbox type) will fit a 351w engine. I have been offered an aluminium one. Also, are there any implications on clutch/clutch mechanism that I should be aware of? I thought all Windsor bellhousings were iron! Thanks. Ian.
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Get an SFI approved scattershield.
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Ian,

The bell housing bolt pattern is the same for a 302 or 351W block. Many 5.0 Mustangs (and I'm sure others) had aluminum bellhousings. As most vehicles (especially kits) don't provide much protection a scattershield is usually a good idea for performance applications as even the iron (?) bellhousings are cast.
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Option #2, go with the bell housing and use a kevlar blanket for safety.
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The bolt pattern is the same but there were two different flywheel sizes, 157 tooth and 164 tooth. Get the casting numbers and go to http://www.davidkeetoploaders.com/be...ingidchart.htm
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Thanks everyone for your replies. I'm trying to find out the casting number. Ian.
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How many of you are using a Kevlar Blanket? Where did you buy it? How much did it cost?
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