JW ultrabell
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JW ultrabell
anyone running one?
I would rather go that route than trying to use a shield......the tunnel is tight as it is
http://www.jegs.com/webapp/wcs/store...10002_37436_-1
I would rather go that route than trying to use a shield......the tunnel is tight as it is
http://www.jegs.com/webapp/wcs/store...10002_37436_-1
Last edited by mdacton; Jul 4, 2007 at 10:20 PM.
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I run an ultrabell on my Rossler TH400.
It fit fine in my 94 except for the 2nd bolt up on the drivers side. It takes a little massaging or if you can do it pulling the trans/motor combo towards the passenger side to get the itsy bit of clearance you need to get the bolt in or out.
Keep in mind the ultrabell will save your floorboard and tootsies if the converter and/or flexplate come apart but you will still need a trans shield or blanket to be NHRA legal. The ultrabell won't help if the planetaries decide to exit stage left.
It fit fine in my 94 except for the 2nd bolt up on the drivers side. It takes a little massaging or if you can do it pulling the trans/motor combo towards the passenger side to get the itsy bit of clearance you need to get the bolt in or out.
Keep in mind the ultrabell will save your floorboard and tootsies if the converter and/or flexplate come apart but you will still need a trans shield or blanket to be NHRA legal. The ultrabell won't help if the planetaries decide to exit stage left.
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