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zorg
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Post subject: input bearing retainer adapter question (Fri Mar 09, 2012 10:29 pm) Reply with quote

To Josh and others who have made adapters to mate a small input bearing retainer trans to an OD bell. How do you secure the adapter ring, and keep it from falling out into the bellhousing? I am considering going down this road, and am having a little trouble on this detail. Thanks in advance.



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Joshua Skinner
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Post subject: (Fri Mar 09, 2012 10:49 pm) Reply with quote

My adapter ring was an interference fit on the input bearing retainer.



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Post subject: (Fri Mar 09, 2012 10:54 pm) Reply with quote

Okay, thanks. That was the best option in my head, but wanted to check with someone outside my head, er, that had actually made/used one.



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Post subject: (Sat Mar 10, 2012 4:18 pm) Reply with quote

I remembered this morning that an adapter came with a BB Lakewood bellhousing that I have, so I dug it out! Alas, it is 4.35" i.d., and 4.80" o.d., not all the way to 5.125"...phooey. Guess I'll have to look up a machine shop on Monday.



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Post subject: (Sat Mar 10, 2012 8:59 pm) Reply with quote

What's your time frame for this? You might try the local Community College machining program.



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Post subject: (Sat Mar 10, 2012 11:45 pm) Reply with quote

Joshua Skinner wrote:
What's your time frame for this?


haha I was just going to slap in a non-od box I have laying around, so I could still drive the car while I rebuild the stock OD unit (with 260k on it). However, I may just have to pretend this never happened...

Thanks for the idea, though!



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