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#629187 03/15/2010 10:22 PM
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I have started the swap of a 261 into my 39 ½ ton. After I bolted the bell housing on and slid the fly wheel in place I ran into trouble. I planned on using the fly wheel from the 39. The crank on the 39 did not have any line up studs on it, but the fly wheel had a hole for one. When I tried to put the 39 fly wheel on the 261 it has three line up studs on the crank. I'm not sure what to do, any ideas how to handle this?

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I would like to know the answer to this one too.


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You will need to use a 1942-54 flywheel if you use a 6 volt starter, or a 1955-62 flywheel if you are using a 12 volt starter. These flywheels come with a number of clutch sizes, so pick one to match the clutch size you want.


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Will the splines on the newer clutch mate up with the 39 transmission?


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Chev used the same spline as far back as 1925.


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Thanks, that is interesting that it was the same for all those years.


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