as posted in a previous thread, these bellhousings will let you use a w55-59 behind your phat hi-po 4A-G/Z/T/E, etc, so you'll never lunch another t50 again!!

these line straight up, no dicking around, unlike the dellow adapter plate, which never does...plus this is cheaper by $125.

the clutch slave on these is located on the drivers side, away from the exhaust for any 4AG* engine.

the starter motor is in the original 4A position, on the passengers side.

any 4A flywheel can be used apart from the 4AGZE one. that includes: 4A-C, 4A-GE 86kw, 4A-GE 100kw, and both 4A-GE20v flywheels.

use standard 4A spigot bearing.

use the w5* slave, shift fork, and thrust bearing with these.

you will need a clutch disc to suit your flywheel size/input shaft.




ok, finally, here's where it's at:

if i can get 5 ppl, they're $450 each.

if i can get 10 ppl, they're $400 each.

shipping will be $20 anywhere in Australia.

i need half cash now, half when they get to my place. then, i'll send them out. it usually takes around a month and a half to get them from the day i order them. i wont order any until i get a definate number, so if you have mates that might want them, get their cash to get your bellhousing quicker

there should be no reason for anyone to ask any questions, as i think i've explained everything there is to know. i'd like to keep this thread as tidy as possible, with registrations of interest.

people who have bought these in the past from me include:

TE72_Turbo
Twinky
D1Envy

as well as other non-forum ppl, all with great response so far.

as soon as i click submit topic, i'll PM some previously interested parties from the old thread, and would like some sort of confirmation if they are still keen.


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Thanks all
Steve

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