Technical Ansen BlowProof Bellhousing

Does anyone have an Ansen catalog?
Ansen Part # 5004-T for Chevrolet V-8. Original application ?

-Thank-You,
-Robert J. Palmer

 

I will look tonight while in my shop

 

If saltracer219 can't find his, I will dig mine out tomorrow when I get to work.

 

Catalog? I just have the bellhousings.

 

I have 1964 Ansen catalog. The ****tershield listings do not carry any part numbers like yours. The numbers I have listed are, c5557 is 55-57 chev p***, c5862 is 58-62 p***, c6363 is 63 p*** and so on. I think maybe you are looking at a casting number not a part number. I don't know if Ansen stamped or cast the actual part numbers in the housings.

 

show us a picture, we might be able to figure it out.

 

My 1971 Ansen catalog lists: stamped steel type for Chevy as p/n's SHH7041,SHH7043,SHH7044. For the cast style,Chevy p/n's SHC-6670,SHC-6672,SHC-6673,SHC-6674 and SHC-6675. No mention of any 5004-T for any Ansen pieces.

 

I have 2 for a sbc with the 55-57 rear mounts ,one the bottom cover is round the other the cover has a flat bottom. I wonder why they did that

 

Check the diameter of the ****ter shields, I'll bet the one with the rounded inspection cover is smaller outside diameter. The option maybe would be strength, a rounded inspection cover wouldn't flex as much and maybe keep the pieces off the track better.

 

I took the pics off my phone so I'm not certain but I believe that is the same number on mine. It fits a Tri-five Chevy. It has rear motor mounts, correct?


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Here are photos

 

No starter mounting holes, so it probably is for the blocks with starter holes in them...and it does not have the ears for mounting in a 55-57...so my guess is it's for most Chevy cars and vette from 58 till mid 60s when it was probably made.

 

No mounting ears.(we knew it wasn't 55-57) Father could not remember went to block mount starter.

 

Is it cast iron or what???

 

No cast steel (I think) 41 lbs with bottom

 

Any more?

 

It is for a block mounted starter engine, so 1962 and later; the 62 327 had a block mounted starter, the 283's had bellhousing mounted starters. By 63, all were block mounted except for trucks, some of those went into the 70's with bellhousing mounted starters. I am Butch/56sedandelivery.