<VV> Bellhousing Question

[EUGENE1938@aol.com]

golden251@msn.com writes:
I see in the Southwest catalog that lates and earlies are different from each 
other. What's the difference?
Jeff,
The difference is the location of the front main seal.  Because the cam drive 
gear
on the crankshaft is different on earlies and lates, the late (including 
64's) gear 
and seal surface is thinner\shorter than earlies the seal must be placed in 
closer 
to the gear for good seal.  You can identify earlies as they have two 
concentric 
circles cast into the area next to where the cam gear runs while lates are 
smooth
in that area.

Ed Corson (CORSA member)
IECC - Riverside, CA