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Camaro Research Group Discussion => Decoding/Numbers => Topic started by: dans67camaro on September 05, 2006, 01:58:16 PM
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I have a 67 and I'm rebuilding the stock, matching numbers engine. Does anyone know the correct bellhousing, starter and clutch part numbers/size? I believe them to be 3899621 bell housing, 3791021 flywheel, 1108338 starter and a 11" clutch. Just want to be sure, cause I have a 3858403 bell housing and it doesn't fit the 8338 starter!
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Dan,
yes, the 67 350 used the 11" clutch with the 621 bell housing. The 3791021 flywheel is for the 10.5" clutch though. You need the P/N 3889694 11" flywheel.
Ed
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Thanks Ed! Is the 3889694 flywheel a 14" flywheel with 168 teeth?
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According to my reference book, the 3889694 is a 68 flywheel. The 3998281 shows as a 67 flywheel, but the number for 67 should be lower than the number for 68 I think!
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The correct casting number for the flywheel is 3789733. I think the other number is the assembled part number.
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Dan,
Flywheels are hard to nail down since there were so many part numbers and casting numbers used over the years. Even the P&A is unreliable since it would only list the "current" Part Number (which for my September, 1968 P&A was 3889694).
Here's a bit more on the 3889694 flywheel on the NCRS WEB SITE (http://www.ncrs.org/forum/archive21.cgi/noframes/read/168629). The only thing I can find on the 3998281 is on the TEAM CAMARO WEB SITE (http://www.camaros.net/forums/showthread.php?t=23022) and Jonesy shows it as a 69 part.
See what I mean? Flywheels are hard to get right!!
>:(
Ed
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Thanks Ed. I'll take your advise and go with the 388... number. Dan
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As a general rule, the 168-tooth flywheels used the staggered-bolt starter, while the smaller ones used the straight bolt pattern. This may help you spot one at a swap meet. Good luck.