JustCallMeOrlando would be one person to speak to? his UZA80 uses a T56 gearbox but he went the hydraulic throwout bearing.
Otherwise, try Ed's V-8 site: http://www.v-eight.com/
I'm looking for some advice on what types of hydraulic clutch throwout bearings will fit a W58 5 speed gearbox adapted to a 1UZFE. I have a part number for the howe bearing but am wondering what other bearings can be used. I've heard that quartermaster also make a part but can't seem to find a part number. Also a place where they can be purchased here in Aus. Thanks
JustCallMeOrlando would be one person to speak to? his UZA80 uses a T56 gearbox but he went the hydraulic throwout bearing.
Otherwise, try Ed's V-8 site: http://www.v-eight.com/
Ed should have drawing that you can buy off him...
Uses a Tilton1600 I believe...
Or shouldn't be too hard to sort out similar yourself
I have a feeling there is also a cheaper hydraulic throwout that others have used, JCMO springs to mind as someone who has used it
Cheers
Wilbo
Here is the Howe 82870 we ran with a SKF VKC3511 \ NTN SFO914 \ NSK GSB319 type round face bearing between our W58 and 1UZ
GSE20 IS250 - daily
UZZ30 Soarer - 1UZ-FE/R154/Adaptronic - trackday roughie
UZZ32 Soarer - Active Hydropneumatic Suspension (A-SUS) & Active Four Wheel Steering (A-4WS) - cruiser
The guys from The Cartune Company in NZ use one from a Ford Mondeo.
Im yet to look into it, as I need one myself.
Herus
the howe 1 seems to be 1 of the better 1s out there and are cheap on ebay
http://www.summitracing.com/parts/HRE-82870/?rtype=1
Direct from Summit.
Yup, I've had a Howe (from summit) for 20,000 km or so. Beware that you will need to get a larger master cylinder (5/8 is not enough!).
Also, don't buy the Howe line kit! It's shit.
Be aware that by the time you get the bearing, lines, larger master etc, it will cost you as much as a conversion bellhousing, and takes some work to get right. If I had my time again, I'd buy a bellhousing and be done with it.
What Bellhousing would you go for mullett?
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