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hi can someone tell me the difference in the 130 and 143 tooth flywheels. what were they used on and clutch size thanks Rich

Re: flywheel [Re: Rich970] #877382
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One is obviously bigger than the other , the 143 uses an 11" clutch , the 130 uses a 10.5" or a 10.95 scalloped. they use different bellhousing unless you have a Lakewood blowshield . 143 tooth is a big block Flywheel , some application of a truck might have had one behind a smallblock . 130 tooth was big block, smallblock and hemi starting in 70.

What car are you working on ?

Re: flywheel [Re: JohnRR] #877383
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i have a 130 tooth i used the 10.5 and 10.95 disc whit the same bolt pattern for the p.plate .what do you mean by scalloped. i was just trying to understand the diff

Re: flywheel [Re: Rich970] #877384
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i have a 130 tooth i used the 10.5 and 10.95 disc whit the same bolt pattern for the p.plate .what do you mean by scalloped. i was just trying to understand the diff




The 10.95 pressure plate is SCALLOPED , meaning it has indents for the attaching bolts because it bolts to a 10.5" clutch pattern.

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Thanks John







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