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Old 07-28-2009, 06:28 AM
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I have a flywheel here I may use. Not sure where it came from. It probably came with some motor I bought at some point. Anyone have a thought?

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3729004
K96 22
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Old 07-28-2009, 06:35 AM
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Default Re: Flywheel ID?

That's the casting number,but Chevrolet recognizes it as part #3739423 officially.
Used on 1955-62 M/T Corvettes w/V-8 small blocks,1955-64 Impala w/V-8 small blocks & 409cid,(but not w/Z-11 package),and a multitude of 1964-66 & 1967-69 series 10-20 Trucks w/230 & 250 cid. motors.
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Default Re: Flywheel ID?

Thanks Rick. Sounds like it wouldn't be the best application for a big block, fairly high hp motor.
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I agree..
Also used briefly on ANY 1970 M/T vehicle w/2 bbl.350cid.,before being discontinued.
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Default Re: Flywheel ID?

how about this one guys,
cast 3791021 C 9 8 153 tooth...
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Default Re: Flywheel ID?

That one was widely used on nearly every Chevrolet Small block from 1962 throughout 1973.
1962-69 Chevy II SB w/Powerglide.
1963-68 Corvette w/SB.
1967-69 Camaro SB w/PG.
1964-73 Chevelle SB w/PG.
1964-69 G-10 & 20 6cyl. Truck.
1964 Taxi w/230cid.
1963-69 Impala series SB w/PG,including 6cyl.
ALL 1970-73 SB vehicles w/PG including TH350 w/250cid. & 307cid. AND 6cyl. also.
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thanks mr70
got it with an M21 camaro trans, didn't know it's origin.
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