Hey pinkbits i run a windsor c4 and i found out the hard way that the bellhousing, box, are different to a clevo c4 and the flexplate and stall convertor must suit the box ie... you have to state wether its to suit a windsor or clevo. They were code named c9 and there box filled, well atleast mine is. hope that helps
im after a quick fix , i only need the box in for a week or so , but it will be flogged in that time
i can get a rebuilt widsor box and convertor for $100 but i dont know how it will bolt up to my clevo
im after a quick fix , i only need the box in for a week or so , but it will be flogged in that time
i can get a rebuilt widsor box and convertor for $100 but i dont know how it will bolt up to my clevo
I believe C4,s will bolt up behind a cleveland or a wheezer.
The problems begin when you mix and match; bellhousings, convertors, flywheels, sandwich plates and starters.
If the C4 you are getting comes with a matching convertor, bellhousing and sandwich plate it will bolt up behind a Cleveland. If you have a clapper style starter you will need to change it for a bosch item.
If you are just getting the (Windsor, case fill, C9), C4 box and convertor and using your (Cleveland, pan fill, C10), C4 bellhousing and sandwich plate, I think you will have trouble.
I believe C4,s will bolt up behind a cleveland or a wheezer.
The problems begin when you mix and match; bellhousings, convertors, flywheels, sandwich plates and starters.
If the C4 you are getting comes with a matching convertor, bellhousing and sandwich plate it will bolt up behind a Cleveland. If you have a clapper style starter you will need to change it for a bosch item.
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Clear as mud?
What workhorse says is perfect.A bosch starter must be used with the smaller flexplate ,a clapper will hit the clevo sump.
If you are just getting the (Windsor, case fill, C9), C4 box and convertor and using your (Cleveland, pan fill, C10), C4 bellhousing and sandwich plate, I think you will have trouble
Yep,this bit is definitely correct,you will have issues if you try to mix the bits.
gday fella's,
i run a case fill (windsor) c4 behind a clevo, and all i had to do was get a windsor flexplate, sandwich plate and converter. i find it much better because it moves the starter away from the pipes (whatever size they are). no more melted bosch starters.
i ended up getting a cleveland c4 and stally , thanks for the info
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