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#41189 03/01/2004 10:01 PM | Joined: Apr 2001 Posts: 3 New Guy | | New Guy Joined: Apr 2001 Posts: 3 | Hello, I would like to install my engine this weekend but before I can I need to buy the clutch. That sounds like an easy task however no one can identify the correct pressure to match with my flywheel. The flywheel uses 9 bolts to mount the pressure plate and all 9 were used. All of the clutches that the truck/engine calls for only use 6 bolts to mount the pressure plate. The truck is a 1950 and the engine is a 235 with a Mar 26, 1956 date code and the clutch plate is 10.5 inches. Does anyone know which clutch I need or what vehicle/engine this flywheel was orginally from? Any insight would be helpful... I did see a post in another thread that indicated the flywheel was from a 228 but the local parts guy was not able to help me.
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