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Old 09-30-2007, 03:02 PM
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flywheel ?s

ok 300 302 351 clutches are the same so what about my flywheel if it is from a 10 inch clutch setup can i put an 11inch on it?
   
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Old 09-30-2007, 11:14 PM
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It has to be drilled for the bigger clutch. And also, you can't interchange the flywheels on some of those engines. The 300 is balanced, the early 302 has a 28 oz weight on it, the later 302 has a 50 oz weight on it, and the 351w has a 28 oz weight.

If you have interchange questions about flywheels, starters, clutches, etc. just go to www.partsamerica.com, and plug in all the different year vehicles with the different engines, and write down the part numbers.
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