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#11
Re: A series auto bell housing
ddgonzal
Posted on: 2019/7/31 8:08
the air-cooled jatco just has vents on the bell housing. There are fittings on the side to run a cooler if you want. Basically the same bellhousing and same gearbox
#10
Re: A series auto bell housing
ute_man
Posted on: 2019/7/31 7:54
Hey guys dont mean to high jack the convo but does anyone have a bellhousing for sale to bolt up to a jatco box not the air cooled box unless its bolt up to both the jatco and A series engine as i no the boxes look different on the out side
Thanks
#9
Re: A series auto bell housing
D
Posted on: 2019/7/29 15:35
w50 are actually stronger than w55 and w57
found in 2m 6cyl engines in crowns and used behind very beefed up holden v8s in their day
#8
Re: A series auto bell housing
lamb_daiquiri
Posted on: 2019/7/29 12:10
You're not wrong, it's hard to imagine an A15 ever breaking it regardless of how much extra air you pump into it! Should be bullet proof. Be interesting fitting it in the tunnel though. I might be after a bigger one.
#7
Re: A series auto bell housing
dattoman_1000
Posted on: 2019/7/29 11:46
Thats alot of box for an A series
I've used the T50 successfully I'm going for a W50 (steel case celica) for the next engine
#6
Re: A series auto bell housing
lamb_daiquiri
Posted on: 2019/7/28 3:54
Ideally the auto bell would be less than about 135mm that would leave enough room for an adaptor without any other additional parts, otherwise I may as well use what I have. Either a cut and shut or adaptor plate and an extra piece to move the spigot bearing.
#5
Re: A series auto bell housing
lamb_daiquiri
Posted on: 2019/7/26 14:00
Alloy case, w55-58, I'm not sure, bought it years ago. Alloy plate so an earlier one, counting ratios is apparently the only way to tell. I haven't done that yet.
I can post a pic if there's any Toyota buffs.
#3
Re: A series auto bell housing
lamb_daiquiri
Posted on: 2019/7/26 11:57
Cheers, I just did some rough measurements on the two boxes in the shed, the standard 4 speed has the input shaft protrude ~16mm from the bell housing. The W5x box has the input shaft shorter than the bell housing by ~3mm and the bell housing it's self is ~ 161mm long.
If/ when I get to it I can take the bell housing to work and measure it on the flat table with a height gauge. Concentricity is more critical though.
#2
Re: A series auto bell housing
pager
Posted on: 2019/7/26 5:57
Can measure tonight. Have one sitting in the shed.
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