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    Angry 351w/C4box/flexplates

     



    Can anyone elaborate on the subject of C4 bellhousings to 351w engines and why flexplates have different numbers of teeth and what fits what?

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    There were 2 basic C4 transmissions used behind the SB Fords in the 60s.

    What was often referred as the large case/truck case used the big flex plate, it can be identified by the dipstick tube that goes into the transmission pan.

    The Small case/Car case uses the small flex plate and can be identified by the dipstick that goes into the transmission case above the transmission pan.



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