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#18199 09/15/2003 10:08 PM
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Hi Folks,

Can anyone enlighten me about 47-60's GMC six flywheels? I have heard that they came in four and six bolt configurations. Can the fours and sixes be interchanged between CIDs and years?

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#18200 09/18/2003 12:32 PM
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228, early 248/270 used 4 bolt cranks and flywheels with 4-bolt pattern. All changed to 6-bolt around 1955. All 302 were 6-bolt. Don't try to re-drill a 4-bolt to a 6-bolt pattern, It removes too much from a critical area.


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