<VV> manual bellhousing ID

[Frank DuVal]

I don't recall a difference in belhousings, but there probably is.

164 cu in ( not just late models!) engines use the steped flywheel.

164 cu in engines use a pressure plate whose fingers are more bent than 
the flat flywheel style pressure plate. When bolted up, the flat 
flywheel pressure plate fingers will be flat, while the stepped flywheel 
style pressure plate will still show bent fingers. The flat flywheel 
system uses a longer throwout bearing than the stepped (recessed) style 
flywheel system.

Frank DuVal

Douglas Barneck wrote:

>Is it the late model manual bellhousing that has the large silver dollar size mark on it?
>
>Is a late model pressure plate the one with the flat surface or is it the stepped surface?
>
>Thanks
>Doug Barneck
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