Lakewood Bellhousing - What should I Look Out For?

[padam]

The saver moves the bell rearward in relation to the flywheel, doesn't it?

It does, so I would think the starter should move back with the bell

 

[padam]

It does, so I would think the starter should move back with the bell

Oh wait, now I guess it’s the opposite, it shouldn’t move back.

 

[padam]

I could cut it off and use it as a shim.

Just hate being tied in a knot with this thing.

 

[Daves69]

I don't know for fact the saver thickness will hurt your starter gear engagement.

 

[Daves69]

I could cut it off and use it as a shim.

That shouldn't hurt.

 

[Fran Blacker]

Just don't toss the cutout piece, you never know. I'd be looking why you can't get the starter in?

 

[padam]

Just don't toss the cutout piece, you never know. I'd be looking why you can't get the starter in?

Headers, i knew it had to go in before the bellhousing. I didn’t think about it interfering with the block plate, but it does.

 

[Daves69]

Headers,

Now that you mention it, I recall seeing something about a LW clearance issues on TTi website. I was going to go with underneath headers as opposed to FWs on my Barracuda.
See points 7 & 15 here.........
https://www.ttiexhaust.com/TTi440-200.htm