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Does anyone have a good part number to cross to Napa? Machine shop says flywheel ring is junk and has already been flipped. They are not finding a specific listing for 1961 261. I could not find a listing either. I see alot of generic 168 tooth listings but want to make sure we get the right one the first time. Thanks!


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I do not have access to a parts book for that year, however, here is some info from the Novak Conversions website.

"All flywheels from 1955-1961 are of the larger 168 tooth style."

If someone has the GM part number, we could look it up in a parts book?

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According to Fort Wayne Clutch all 168 tooth flywheel rings regardless of engine size take the same ring. GM part # 3889694 maybe.
$35.11 plus tax and shipping. 🛠


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Originally Posted by Justhorsenround
According to Fort Wayne Clutch all 168 tooth flywheel rings regardless of engine size take the same ring. GM part # 3889694 maybe.
$35.11 plus tax and shipping. 🛠

Thanks. That is good number for Napa and they have it on the way!


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Your welcome. shake


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