[m4696]

Anybody have a good website or two for flywheel casting numbers? I have seen tons of info on blocks, heads, etc. but what I need on flywheels.

 

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Here is an aftermkt site. several http://www.pioneerautoinc.com/engcat.htm or http://www.nextag.com/chevy-camaro-flywheels-manual-transmission/stores-html

 

[327 / 350 hp]

flywheel castings #s

Hi m4696,,, I have a site i got from NastyZ28 a while ago.... my bookmark says small block chev eng ID Menu... Hope this helps jim

 

[m4696]

Hey I appreciate those websites but I am looking for something that has casting #'s for flywheels. I looked at what you gave me.

 

[Henry the 32nd]

Some of the old GM part books list casting numbers. Look up part and in part discription it lists the cast #

 

[327 / 350 hp]

flywheel castings #s

Hey I appreciate those websites but I am looking for something that has casting #'s for flywheels. I looked at what you gave me.

Hi , ( 3991469 14" 168 t 2pc seal int/bal )( 3986394 14'' 168 400 int/ bal ) ( 10105832 14" 168t 86up 1pc ext/bal ) (14085720 12.75 dia 153t lt weight 15 lbs nodular iron (14088648 14" 168t 86up 1pc ext bal ) (14088650 12.75 153t 86up 1pc ext bal ) ( 10174482 89 up w/6 sp mt needs starter 10455709.... Hope the #s help you Good Luck jim :welcome:

 

[m4696]

Hey Jim, it looks like you have some good info. Here is the casting # on a flywheel that I have. 3973457N Any info let me know. Thanks

 

[327 / 350 hp]

flywheel castings...

Hi m4696,, I don't have anymore flywheel #s now ..Will check later...jim :welcome:

 

[M&M CUSTOM]

You likely have a Mercruiser 330 horsepower (boat) 454 externally balanced flywheel from what I found on that number. If so- the clutch surface will be painted as they only used 6 of the outer bolt holes to mount the drive to.

It would be fine to use in a vehicle with a manual transmission, just get the clutch surface cleaned up, not sure if the balance differences are the same or different for 400 small block and 454, or even the external balanced 350's for that matter, not much floating around here for that info, or on the net either.