Chevrolet, Gm, Gmc Truck 15530202 Hyd Clutch Bellhousing, Bell Housing on 2040-parts.com
Fallbrook, California, United States
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Here we have a Heavy Duty Chevy hydraulic
setup bellhousing for either a New Process 883 or SM465. The actual
casting numbers are: 15530202. This one is large enough to handle the
Chevy large 168 tooth 14 inch flywheel and 12 inch clutch. It fits all
the older small and big block Chevy engines from 283-454, and has the 5
and 1/8 inch center hole. This bell has been cleaned and blasted to
clear it of all dirt and debris. It has also been checked and verified
true all over for proper mounting to the engine, and for proper mounting
of the tranny to it, plus clearance for the clutch and flywheel, plenty
of room (16 inches from top to bottom inside clearance). All the bolt holes are in great
condition. I does have a hole drilled into it on the face, have no idea why that was done but, it doesn't affect the performance of the part at all. The Clutch pivot ball is brand new. The shipping rate is a
flat rate of $30.00 in the lower 48 U.S. states only. In addition, RURAL
ROUTE type addresses, where a surcharge is tacked on, will have an
additional charge applied to the invoice. Package will be sent to you
via UPS Ground with a tracking number. I will ship elsewhere on a case
by case basis but, email me first to inquire, so that I can check your
shipping options and rates to see if it will be feasible for the both of
us. I will not lose money on shipping. NOTE: I also
sell 621's, 697's, 486's, 15530202's, 383's, 421's, 403's, 6283756's,
and both new or used forks, rubber boots and inspection shield covers to
match them, for a small additional price. They may not all be in my
auction right now, but email me and I'll send pictures of what I have.
Some have been repaired yet guaranteed to work great. Some are in
original condition and ready to install. All are immaculate and go for
some of the best prices you'll find. Check out my other auctions and
email me with any questions, we can make a deal.
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