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I ordered clutch kit and received one manufacture by Autocon, CA and made in Korea. This pressure plate has only 8 bolt holes and my flywheel has 10 bolt holes. And one more thing how do I know if engine was 3.5 liters or 3.9 liters.

I swapped my engine to 235 from 58 apache and still using original bellhousing, clutch kit.

Any suggesstions and links so I know where to buy the correct one pleas

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A little red-neck math;
If a 302 ford is a 5.0 liter that means that every liter is 60.4 C.I.
So 3.5 x 60.4 = 211.4 (probably a 216)
3.9 x 60.4 = 235.56 (probably a 235)


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61 cubic inches per liter. ford 302 is really 4.95 liters


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Originally Posted by smokey_truck
made in Korea
I think this is the real problem. I would suggest a Hays, I'm running one in mine and am very pleased with it. Plus, it's USA manufactured.


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That was good calculation and so I had 3.5 L engine. Glad to know that

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Or, use a conversion factor of 16.4 CC per cubic inch.
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