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I have a flywheel with numbers 3729004 D2360 GM3. Im after a new clutch kit that would fit it.The old clutch is 10 spline and 10" diameter.Would any kit of this type fit? Im not sure if all the bolt holes on a new pressure plate would line up with the flywheel. It all fits on my 265 with 4 speed Muncie 420. Thanks for any info.

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Some flywheels are drilled and threaded to use both a 10" or a 11" clutch. Generally V-8 trucks used an 11" clutch on an original application. However, many things could have been changed over the years. Be sure to match up the new assembly with the existing components and the flywheel before you dispose of the old parts.
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