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Author: Subject: Wanted: Bellhousing Ford Type E/Type 9 gearbox, Mi16 engine
lochraceness

posted on 30/5/11 at 07:00 PM Reply With Quote
Wanted: Bellhousing Ford Type E/Type 9 gearbox, Mi16 engine

Hi there. I'm going to use an Mi16 XU9J4 engine in my seven racer and I need a bellhousing that fits this engine and my Ford Type E gearbox.

These bellhousings have previously been produced by Quaife and Flowtech.

If someone have something like this that they would be willing to sell, I would be interested.


Please send me a u2u or use this thread... Thanks



Cheers, lochraceness

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ritchunt

posted on 8/6/11 at 09:19 PM Reply With Quote
Bellhousing

Have you considerd using a gearbox from a ldv pilot, they use a peugeot 1900d which i belive is the same bolt pattern as the mi xu engine you can get a gearbox for about £50 on ebay, and also a cradel to hold the engine it might be worth a look
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lochraceness

posted on 9/6/11 at 10:11 AM Reply With Quote
Thank you very much for your reply!

I have considered it but I'm not sure if it's too large or not. The car I have is very similar to that of Ron Champion's 'Build your own sportscar for as little as £250' and the gearbox tunnel is not very wide.

It probably would be a good idea to try and find the measurements of this box, but I was hoping to obtain a bellhousing made for the Ford Type E box and the Peugeot XU engine as I already have such a box.

Cheers, lochracness

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