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    Pops, are you sure about your dimensions? The top hole spacing at 8 1/4 seems right, the bottoms should be 9 even. The bellhousing flange should be 4 1/2. If it works out that way, any stick shift bell housing will work.
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    It could be, Bob. I just did a quick measurement, so I could have screwed up.

    Is there any website where I can cross that part number on the case?

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    Also, if I can ask for some additional info...........I see flywheels that are 153 tooth, some 168 tooth, some internally balanced and some externally balanced.
    QUestion, is a 99 Vortec 350 internal or external balance, and what tooth flywheel is for these? The engine only had a marine flywheel on it, so I have to dig up all the stuff I need to make it automotive.

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    Thanks Denny, it does. So do I read that if the engine has a one piece rear seal it is externally balanced? and has a 168 tooth flywheel? or am I reading that wrong?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Itoldyouso
    Thanks Denny, it does. So do I read that if the engine has a one piece rear seal it is externally balanced? and has a 168 tooth flywheel? or am I reading that wrong?

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    thats the way i read it.
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    I could be totally wrong, but the way the shift forks are mounted that tranny looks like an early non synchro 1st gear three speed.
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