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#614624 01/29/2010 4:01 AM
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Need a fly wheel for the years of the two piece main seal. What years are those? Anyways, I need a flywheel soon because mine it all cracked. Rebuilding the mid 70's 350 for my '57 and the machine shop needs it to balance for my new engine. Clutch size doen't matter as long as it will bolt up to the crank. Posted here as well as in the parts wanted section. Thanks

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The change happened in the middle 80's (after 1985) so pick a year in the 70's and you'll be good.


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also 63 and up I6 flywheels. 230,250 and 292 will work
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There are 2 different diameters. The trucks used the larger one & most cars used the small one.


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Originally Posted by Wrenchbender Ret.
There are 2 different diameters. The trucks used the larger one & most cars used the small one.
Small flywheel has 153 teeth on the ring gear, the large one for the 11" clutch has 168 teeth on the ring. You'll need the correct starter motor to match the flywheel size too.

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