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kiwicats
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Hi guys.
Working on a D5 9m lookalike project. Not trying to fool anyone- just build an early D4 with a 4600D motor...
My question:
Which bellhousing should i use to adapt the 4600 engine to the D4 transmission case?
Unfortunately, the bolt-holes on the 12 grader bellhousing don't line up. Rats. Would a RD4 bellhousing be a better option?
I would like to liase with someone out there who has already been there and done that.
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Peter.
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Tue, May 31, 2011 12:17 PM
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hello kiwicats ,info below wil help ,now you only need someone with sae of each bell housing ,bruce oz
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the d5 9m1 was built in 1939 ,so maybe a 7j d4 was the model used?
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Tue, May 31, 2011 12:25 PM
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Reply to bruce oz:
hello kiwicats ,info below wil help ,now you only need someone with sae of each bell housing ,bruce oz
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the d5 9m1 was built in 1939 ,so maybe a 7j d4 was the model used?
I can add a few tidbits but I have not attempted to make a D5 9M.

I believe the D5 uses the D6 pony motor so you are stuck with a D6 version flywheel housing. The main clutch is D4, not the D6 version.

The info I have on a later Airborne D6, sort of a later version of the D5 9M uses the D318 coupled to a D4 and the flywheel housing is unique to that application as I suspect is also true for the earlier D5....so I think you either have to have the correct housing or you will have to modify a D6 version to make it work. Just my 2 cents.....
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Wed, Jun 1, 2011 10:00 AM
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Reply to Old Magnet:
I can add a few tidbits but I have not attempted to make a D5 9M.

I believe the D5 uses the D6 pony motor so you are stuck with a D6 version flywheel housing. The main clutch is D4, not the D6 version.

The info I have on a later Airborne D6, sort of a later version of the D5 9M uses the D318 coupled to a D4 and the flywheel housing is unique to that application as I suspect is also true for the earlier D5....so I think you either have to have the correct housing or you will have to modify a D6 version to make it work. Just my 2 cents.....
If we are prepared to ask the D4 pony to crank the 6 cylinder 4600D engine, we could use a D4 flywheel housing (bellhousing), yes/no?
rgds,
peter.
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Wed, Jun 1, 2011 10:20 AM
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Reply to kiwicats:
If we are prepared to ask the D4 pony to crank the 6 cylinder 4600D engine, we could use a D4 flywheel housing (bellhousing), yes/no?
rgds,
peter.
Well. I guess you can lash up anything that works but your going to be short 5 hp with the D4 pony and the pony clutch and pinion parts are different.
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Well. I guess you can lash up anything that works but your going to be short 5 hp with the D4 pony and the pony clutch and pinion parts are different.
One of the few parts that are unique only to the 9M is the pony levers because the D6 lever wont fit in the D4 so the made specail levers for D5
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Wed, Jun 1, 2011 12:48 PM
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Reply to Willie:
One of the few parts that are unique only to the 9M is the pony levers because the D6 lever wont fit in the D4 so the made specail levers for D5
we'll look at using a D4 pony and bellhousing... thanks for the input fellas.
I'll report on progress.
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we'll look at using a D4 pony and bellhousing... thanks for the input fellas.
I'll report on progress.
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I have an original parts manual if that is of any value as a reference
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I have an original parts manual if that is of any value as a reference
Hi, Here is a picture of a genuine D5 and a 'look alike' which was built in the UK. If it would be of value, if you PM me I could put you in touch with the man who made it.
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Fri, Jun 3, 2011 2:48 PM
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Hi, Here is a picture of a genuine D5 and a 'look alike' which was built in the UK. If it would be of value, if you PM me I could put you in touch with the man who made it.
[attachment=9291]P9190007.jpg[/attachment]
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Tks John.
I've pm'd you.
rgds,
peter
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