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Old 11-13-07 | 10:06 AM
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im trying to bench test some motors i have in my garage. Does anyone know what tranny bellhousing people are using to do this or any pics of other peoples bench tester so i could get some ideas of where to start
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Old 11-13-07 | 10:33 AM
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depends on the yr model of the engines due to the different diameters of the flywheels thru production yrs.
Old 11-13-07 | 10:50 AM
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Any '74 to '92 NA bellhousing can work. Any '74 to '92 NA starter can work (you'll need to grind out some casting flash in the early bellhousing to use an '86 and later starter).

If you have a T2 engine WITH the T2 flywheel, you'll need a T2 bellhousing with T2 starter. Of course if the T2 engine has a rear counterweight and you happen to have an aftermarket light flywheel in the (smaller) NA size, you can use a '74 to '92 bellhousing with a '74 to '92 NA starter and it will work.

I've thought about setting up an engine test stand so I needed to learn about this stuff.
Old 11-14-07 | 08:24 PM
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Any '74 to '92 NA bellhousing can work. Any '74 to '92 NA starter can work (you'll need to grind out some casting flash in the early bellhousing to use an '86 and later starter).

If you have a T2 engine WITH the T2 flywheel, you'll need a T2 bellhousing with T2 starter. Of course if the T2 engine has a rear counterweight and you happen to have an aftermarket light flywheel in the (smaller) NA size, you can use a '74 to '92 bellhousing with a '74 to '92 NA starter and it will work.

I've thought about setting up an engine test stand so I needed to learn about this stuff.
ok so i have a 91 NA tranny in my garage, how would be the best way to get the bellhousing by it self?
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I have a broken '86 NA tranny that I'd like to take the bellhousing off. I'm not sure how to do it, and there are other more important projects ahead of it. It just sits.
Old 11-15-07 | 01:28 PM
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im in the same boat
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