Reply to "Zero Runout the Bellhousing"

panterapattMember

Thanks both of you. I am still trying to understand the process and after doing this the transmission is more accurately centered when nowhere in the process does it consider where the ZF mounting holes are drilled and how accurate they are to one another or the open hole in the bellhousing. Still confused after watching a few videos.

I bet most that have removed and replaced Pantera ZFs have never done this process. I know some of the old timers that worked on my car sure didn't and I wonder aloud if the factory did it?

2/26/243:30 PM

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