Quick Time Transmission Hard Parts
Quick Time: The World's Leading Bellhousing Manufacturer
Quick Time has earned its place as the undisputed authority in bellhousing technology, and its origin story is as grassroots as it gets. Quick Time was founded by former race car driver Ross McCombs, who accumulated more than 50 dirt circle track feature wins over his career. When he couldn't find a suitable spun bellhousing for his own race car — only the weaker hydroformed designs that were common at the time — he began fabricating his own. Fellow racers soon took notice, and a legendary performance brand was born.
Today, Quick Time is part of the Holley Performance family of brands and stands as the leading bellhousing manufacturer in the world, with fitments spanning more than 4,000 engine-and-transmission combinations. What sets Quick Time apart is a patented manufacturing process unlike anything else in the industry: their bellhousing cones are spun, not rolled or stamped. This spin-forming process produces a component that work-hardens to over 80,000 PSI strength — more than twice the strength of any other steel bellhousing — while remaining remarkably lightweight. The result is a bellhousing that protects the drivetrain without adding unnecessary mass, a critical consideration for any performance build.
Every Quick Time bellhousing is built and tested in the USA, incorporates MIG-welded thread inserts for transmission mounting, and is finished with a durable powder coat for long-term corrosion resistance. Critically, many models carry SFI 6.1 certification, meeting the requirements of major sanctioning bodies for cars running 11.49 seconds or quicker in the quarter mile. Whether you're building a weekend street machine, a dedicated strip car, or a competitive circle track racer, Quick Time has an engineered solution.
The brand's catalog covers a broad spectrum of drivetrain pairings. Their clutch bell housings are the heart of the lineup, accommodating manual transmission swaps and upgrades across Ford, GM, Mopar, and other platforms. For those running automatics, Quick Time also produces automatic transmission bell housings and components designed to work with automatic transmission cases, ensuring precise alignment and proper fitment for everything from the classic TH350 to modern 4L60E and C4 applications. Rounding out the system-level approach are the brand's clutch bell housing dowel pins, offset alignment pins that ensure your bellhousing is correctly located on the engine block — an often-overlooked detail that can make or break drivetrain longevity.
Quick Time's custom shop also sets the brand apart. If no off-the-shelf part number exists for your specific engine-transmission combination, Quick Time's engineers can build a custom bellhousing to mate virtually any engine to any transmission. For racers and builders who demand precision, reliability, and SFI-compliant safety, Quick Time remains the benchmark.