Desert tool here is the bell housing I have. Will it work? It says 3f on the housing.
Thanks Chachie
Thanks Chachie
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That is a FJ60 bell, you need one with the mounts. Bring that one over, likely have trade.
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Ok but I think this one is VERRRRYYYY Valuable!
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I was willing to offer $.10 a pound.
If Kevin (Desert Tool) doesn't have one I should have that I would trade.
If Kevin (Desert Tool
) doesn't have one I should have that I would trade.
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There is an aftermarket cross member that bolts in place of the xfer case rear cover that allows the use of this bell housing. When I bought a complete engine out of an '87 FJ60 I decided to use that bell housing. I bought the kit from Tim Hill who sold me the engine. Cruiser Corps has the cross member in their engine conversion packages. A little research and I'm sure you can locate this kit if you are determined to use that bell housing.
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I believe the OP has a 64 and is just installing a four speed with the original six. Easiest way is to just use a earlier four speed bell housing. It will use the stock rear motor mounts. No season to go to all the extra work of installing a aftermarket rear crossmember. The early four speed bell housing are easy to find. If Tools doesn't have one I do and live in the valley but further west. I wouldn't mind having the later bell housing because I think it rotates the transmission a little which helps when installing that later four speed and split transfer case. It may even be required using the later four speed since the crossmember installs to the bottom of the transmission for everything to line up.
