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#1184697 09/29/2016 2:27 AM
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I am pretty sure I know the answer to this question but before I go buying the wrong parts I thought I would ask.

I am mating a 1966 283 with a 1987 SM465 transmission.

Correct me if I am wrong but I would use an early 168 tooth, 2 piece main seal flywheel with a later model clutch kit to fit the 35-spline main shaft correct?


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Use the flywheel and starter that came on the 283, then the clutch disk that matches the transmission.


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It seems to me the SM 465 has the old style 10 spline shaft. You will need a bell housing to match the SM 465 as the center hole for the front brg retainer has a larger hole then the Sm420 or 6 cyl.


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Thanks guys, I think the early 4X4 SM465 had the 10 spline and then changed to the 32 spline on the later models. 2 wheel drives had the 35 spline. I was able to get the bell housing that came with the transmission. I will just need to find a part number for a 283 flywheel.



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Originally Posted by Blind1968
Thanks guys, I think the early 4X4 SM465 had the 10 spline and then changed to the 32 spline on the later models. 2 wheel drives had the 35 spline. I was able to get the bell housing that came with the transmission. I will just need to find a part number for a 283 flywheel.
All SM420, SM 465 & G.M. versions of NVG4500 have 10 spline input shafts, are you sure the 32 & 35 splines aren't the output shaft?


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Now that you say that you are correct. 10 for the input and 35 on the output. I had it backwards.


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