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Originally Posted by GregWeld
Yeah Mark -- we ARE talking Chevys...
There are also 142 tooth CHEVROLET flywheels and 139 tooth flexplates....
Which is why I said maybe he should count them - because who knows?? Maybe he's got a 142 and the gears don't mesh... since we're not there to see for ourselves - might as well cover all the bases!
Here -- go buy a 139 tooth flexplate...
http://www.summitracing.com/parts/MEZ-FPT300/
There are also MANY 142 tooth flexplates AND flywheels for MANY chevrolet engines small and big block.
Since we have no idea of the SOURCE for his parts - might just double check! |
I still don't understand why you stated this:
"There are three different flywheel "tooth counts"... and some starters might only mesh with one or the other. One is 142 teeth, one is 158 teeth - the other is 163"
So why no mention of the most common 153 and 168?
Then you give a link to a 139 count, which also isn't included your three set of numbers.
When I search flexplate on the summit website, flexplate-Chevrolet, I get that one with 139, 25 at 153, and 42 with 168 .
Not trying to argue, just wondering.