305 Manual flywheel bolt to a 350
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Car: 86 Trans Am,03 Yukon,92 Z28
Engine: 5.3, 5.3, lb9
Transmission: th350,4l60e,700r4
Axle/Gears: 3.73,3.73,2.73
yes....it should they both use the same crank so i would asume it would work
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It depends on the year of the 350 and the 305.
If the 305 is original to the car, it has the 1-piece rear main seal.
If the 350 is 86-up, with the 1-piece rear main seal, then yes it will work.
If the 350 is 85-back, with the 2-piece rear main seal, then no it will not.
If you have the early style 350, you need th eflywheel for 83-85 Camaro/Firebird V8. You will find there are 2 types; one weighs 22 lbs or thereabouts, and the other weighs 16 lbs or so. The former is the grocery-cart version, from the LG4; the latter is from L69 and LB9 performance applications. You'll probably want the light one.
If the 305 is original to the car, it has the 1-piece rear main seal.
If the 350 is 86-up, with the 1-piece rear main seal, then yes it will work.
If the 350 is 85-back, with the 2-piece rear main seal, then no it will not.
If you have the early style 350, you need th eflywheel for 83-85 Camaro/Firebird V8. You will find there are 2 types; one weighs 22 lbs or thereabouts, and the other weighs 16 lbs or so. The former is the grocery-cart version, from the LG4; the latter is from L69 and LB9 performance applications. You'll probably want the light one.
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Car: 1991 S10 pickup 2700lbs
Engine: 4.3L Z TBI
Transmission: 700R4
Axle/Gears: 3.08 7.625"
oh well he will find out if they are not both the same year group when he tries to put the flywheel on and it wont go lol
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