Re: Hemi flywheel
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From memory I think 64-69 was an 11" & 172 tooth flywheel and 1970-71 was 10.5" & 130 tooth flywheel.
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Re: Hemi flywheel
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From memory I think 64-69 was an 11" & 172 tooth flywheel and 1970-71 was 10.5" & 130 tooth flywheel.
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Re: Hemi flywheel
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06/25/12 06:18 PM
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I think you'll find that the '64-'65 Hemi (and the '68 race Hemi) used a 130-tooth flywheel with a 10 1/2" clutch.
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Re: Hemi flywheel
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06/25/12 07:10 PM
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From memory I think 64-69 was an 11" & 172 tooth flywheel and 1970-71 was 10.5" & 130 tooth flywheel.
That would explain why my aluminum bell is smaller than my blow proof (143),what a mess. Makes me wonder why I like mopar so much.
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Re: Hemi flywheel
[Re: Rhinodart]
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06/29/12 02:00 PM
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I think you'll find that the '64-'65 Hemi (and the '68 race Hemi) used a 130-tooth flywheel with a 10 1/2" clutch.
So what specific vehicles used the 172 tooth flywheel and 11" clutch, and which ones used the RC426 bellhousing and which ones used the STEEL bellhousing? 
AFAIK
all '66-'69 Hemis had the 172 wheel/11" clutch, except the '68 BO/LO
the STEEL was Maxie and '64-'65 Hemi
the RC will be of two types, '67 RO/WO with the 172 wheel, '68 BO/LO with the 130, I have one for a '67 as it has a 4.35" bearing retainer hole, I'm guessing a '68 will have a 4.80" hole.
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Re: Hemi flywheel
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06/29/12 02:48 PM
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I think you'll find that the '64-'65 Hemi (and the '68 race Hemi) used a 130-tooth flywheel with a 10 1/2" clutch.
So what specific vehicles used the 172 tooth flywheel and 11" clutch, and which ones used the RC426 bellhousing and which ones used the STEEL bellhousing?
68 and 69 B body would have the 172 tooth wheel, RC bellhousing would be a race Hemi thing , maybe the 67 SS B bodys ??? 68 A body ???
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Re: Hemi flywheel
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06/29/12 08:53 PM
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Acording to the Authenticity Guide for 68 L0/B0 the STEEL bell is the one that was used. The RC 426 was for the R0/W0?
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