Talk:List of GM bellhousing patterns
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[edit]I came to this page in search of dimensioned drawings detailing various bolt patterns of a particular GM engine (not just the bell housing). The conspicuos abscence of dimensions, leads me to think that publishing them on the web may be a violation of copyright laws. If that is so, it would be a good idea to let the reader know. Also, if there is any legitimate means to obtain them, that too would be helpfull to know.
BR/GF gdfowler@sbcglobal.net
BOP FWD pattern
[edit]The Eldorado and Toronado used the BOP V8 pattern when they had a longitudinal mounted V8, but the bellhousing was smaller, requiring a slightly smaller flexplate- at least in the 1977 and later models. I don't now if the 1967-1976 transaxle required the smaller flexplate.
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[edit]The following Wikimedia Commons files used on this page or its Wikidata item have been nominated for deletion:
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- Atlas bell housing pattern.jpg
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Iron Duke
[edit]The Iron Duke was designed and manufactured by Pontiac. Although used across different GM divisions, it was not a GM 'corporate' engine, and I've never heard/read of anyone referring to it as the "GM" Iron Duke. A small detail, granted, but it is misleading, and I think should be corrected to Pontiac Iron Duke. Agree? Gtofever (talk) 21:40, 19 August 2024 (UTC)