Do you have to run this plate? what will happen if i dont? the reason im asking is, i dont have one and cnat find one cheap.
Transmission spacr plate/dust sheild
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squeak93
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I would think on a track car that it could not matter.....Think key word there.
But on a street car I would be afraid of picking crap up and getting it in ur clutch. Not to mention that it would be 10000 times easier to get water up in there. I ran w/o the cover for the clutch for forever but would be afraid to run w/o the front cover.
But on a street car I would be afraid of picking crap up and getting it in ur clutch. Not to mention that it would be 10000 times easier to get water up in there. I ran w/o the cover for the clutch for forever but would be afraid to run w/o the front cover.
if i had one i would. no junkyard around here has one and ford wants big $ for them. and i absolutlely HATE ebay. i will never even look at that site again.
Don't think so.
Post a "WANTED" thread in the classfieds here or on corral.net for the part and see if anyone offers you one
Post a "WANTED" thread in the classfieds here or on corral.net for the part and see if anyone offers you one
Actually if you look at the application of that piece you will see it works with a 302 and a t-5 from the fox mustang years. You could give em a call to make sure but according to the website it will work.
is this what you bought? if so it looks nothing like the summit piece.
i see what you are saying. Maybe they are only showing the automatic pic but they also make a standard one. anyways here is another one.
Lakewood Suspension 15726 - Lakewood Bellhousing Safety Plates - summitracing.com
Lakewood Suspension 15726 - Lakewood Bellhousing Safety Plates - summitracing.com
BK you have to run it. IT spaces the trans back about an 1/8th of an inch. And it keeps crap out of the clutch area. I've got a few of those at the yard. PM me if you still need on and are interested.
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