Bellhousing

[Dave Toce]

Originally Posted by james schaechter

The quick time I use has a thicker block saver, so maybe that is worth a try. It is aluminum. I can fit that clutch and a dual 7. I have put a billet clutch in with the spacer. You need to make sure to realign everything and check your crossmember mount and even driveshaft length if you were close.

This item is all set I'm on to other things now, I work quickly. I ended up using a Quciktime 1/4" thick steel midplate and adjusted the ball stud height to make up for the 1/4" extra depth.

[james schaechter]

Originally Posted by Dave Toce

This item is all set I'm on to other things now, I work quickly. I ended up using a Quciktime 1/4" thick steel midplate and adjusted the ball stud height to make up for the 1/4" extra depth.

Did all of the bolt holes line up Orr did you need to re drill some on the lower half?

[Ed Carpenter]

Browell and never look back!

[Dave Toce]

Originally Posted by james schaechter

Did all of the bolt holes line up Or did you need to re drill some on the lower half?

The Quicktime part number 1/4" mid-plate I used is 6093, it is really only a spacer plate at the block upper half with mounting tabs and not a true full mid-plate. I cut the tabs off the side. Thus there are no holes on the lower area to align with the bellhousing. Obviously I still used the blocker saver plate that comes with the Mcleod bellhousing.

https://www.holley.com/products/driv.../parts/RM-6093