I have a 700-r4 mated to a GM 350. Can anyone tell me how many teeth are on my flywheel? I will be replacing the starter and the manufacturer needs to know. Thanks guys,
John

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• 84 Firebird w/ T/A gfx
• 350 4bbl (LM1)
• Automatic
• Non-leaking T-Tops (new rubber all around)
• Working headlights (new parts)

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153 teeth.

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Thanks, I'm a transmission retard. I knew it was either 153 or 168. What kind of cars did they use a 168 on?
John

 

i think it was the older 2-pc rear main cars that had the 168.

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1987 GTA 355, carbureted, TFS heads(non G2), 6-speed, McLeod clutch, 11.3:1, dual 3" flowmaster 2-chamber exhaust with NO tailpipes, 98 z-28 wheels, soon to be replacing weak 10 bolt with 12-bolt...gettin tired of breakin axles....

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hmmm... My motor is a 2pc rear main seal. It is made as a replacement for 69-85 GM vehicles. Does this change things? Thanks guys, I know this is an old topic, but I need the right starter. (still havent ordered it)
John

[This message has been edited by johns84bird (edited August 28, 2001).]

 

i used a flywheel from a 80 g-body with a turbo 350 trans, 2 piece seal, my 700 and f-body starter bolted up just fine.


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79 Chevy Malibu Cpe
305 TPI/700-R4,3:50 Posi 9 inch,
Custom Turbocharged,
ported upper and lower intake,
214,224 duration .450I .465E lift
749ECM, modified SyTy software
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If the holes where your starter was bolted to the block are parallel to the flywheel,
you have a 153 tooth. If the holes are at a
diagonal, then you have a 168 tooth.