Re: Quick time bellhousing
For stock eliminator, is the common material aluminum or steel, using the Browell bell?
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Re: Quick time bellhousing
Steel here.
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Re: Quick time bellhousing
Is the Browell alum legal for stock?
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Re: Quick time bellhousing
What I found interesting was that the aluminum bell by Browell has a SFI 6.1 rating good for 5 years.I believe the Quick Time bell is good for 2 years.I could be wrong.
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Re: Quick time bellhousing
The rules for Stock read
"Steel flywheel shield meeting SFI Spec 6.1 or 9.1 mandatory on all V8 cars with a clutch. Flywheel shield cannot be modified for clutch adjustment and/or cooling holes. " Then is says to see general regulations where it states "The use of aluminum bell housing is permitted in all categories and applications. Aluminum bell housing must meet SFI specs. and no modifications to the as-manufactured design are permitted." |
Re: Quick time bellhousing
I always found it odd that that the only hole they want you to have would direct all shrapnel right at your feet . Seems to me it would be safer for the driver if the bottom was opened ? ---Trevor
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