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Tci Bellhousing on 2040-parts.com

US $225.00
Location:

Stewartstown, Pennsylvania, United States

Stewartstown, Pennsylvania, United States
Condition:New

*Free matching midplate


*Can sell matching used flex plate if needed! (Extra s/h does apply)


TCI Aluminum Bellhousing for Fords with a Case-Fill C4 Transmission and a Small Block Engine.


The new TCI Ford C4 319 Aluminum 5-7/8" depth bellhousing is built from aluminum and CNC-machined to exact specifications for a precision fit. This lightweight bellhousing is the perfect replacement component for your Ford C4 5-7/8" bellhousing, and is a simple bolt-up in the standard OE configuration.


The TCI Ford C4 319 Bellhousing fits the common 157-tooth Ford flexplate and two-bolt starter applications without modification, and eliminates chasing down old and potentially structurally fatigued bellhousings in the junkyard. The 5-7/8" depth sizing is the most common depth found with C4 transmissions. This is one of the most cost effective and safe solutions available for this application and works with case-filled transmissions as well.


*This bellhousing is not SFI-approved for any type of racing.


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