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Old 01-22-2009, 12:19 PM   #1
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Exclamation Mustang Bellhousing Dilemma

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I have a 1968 302CI Motor which came from a 69/70 mustang. As we speak a bellhousing part#C5AZ-6392-B IS is in the mail. My Hollander exchange book says i need a C5AZ-6392-D Could someone with a better search knowledge tell me what the difference is between the B and D?
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Old 01-22-2009, 12:27 PM   #2
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I don't know, but I would make sure that the difference is not in 5 bolt holes for the "B" and 6 bolt holes for the "D". That is about the time the switch took place and you need 6 mounting holes for your engine.
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Old 01-22-2009, 12:39 PM   #3
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Thanks for the rapid responce FakeSnake...mine is a 66 clone also.......In my Ford High Performance book there's a listing for various Bellhousing's on P/33, it state's C5AZ-6392-D is for a 164 teeth flywheel & a 6 bolt block but about the "B". still confused
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you dont want a large 164 bellhousing in an early stan you want the small 157 tooth
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Old 01-22-2009, 01:06 PM   #5
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You R correct thanks, but I have a 1966 Mustang FB which i'm chg'ng over to 5lug, etc. The motor is a 68 model (68-73 Mustang) )65-73 big car) Mech link, calls for 164 teeth, at least in that book listed above.
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M C3DZ 6392 C* 63-65 BELL HOUSING MUST FAL 3 SPEED
M C3OZ 6392 C .
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M C3OZ 6392 E* 62-65 BELL HOUSING V8 5 BOLTS S/T
M C5AZ 6392 D 65-68 BELL HOUSING 289 HIPO 11
M C60Z 6392 D* 67-68 BELL HOUSING 390 428 SCJ
M D20Z 6392 A 65-67 BELL HOUSING 289 4 S/P


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Manual transmissions, include both 3 and 4 speed Top Loader transmissions. Ford part number C5AZ-6392-B. For use with all 1968 302 engines and 1969 - 1970 Boss 302 Eliminators. Cast aluminum construction. Shipped bare, no hardware or clutch fork. Search words 68 69 70 small block F J G code

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Old 01-22-2009, 04:48 PM   #7
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thanx norm for the info,
i called the Ford house (old term) and the guy couldn't tell me for sure but he did say he 'thinks" the diff between the "B" & "D" is 157 teeth vs 164 teeth which after hr's of reading threads from this forum and other forums the size & teeth leads to another prob!! anyway i have bought a C5AA-6384-B CASTING# or part# C5AZ-6392-"B". (in the mail) I'm guessing but i thing the 11 after the description in your thread means 11" flywheel!!
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