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Does anyone know what the part # is for ARP flywheel bolts ? Thanks
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Assuming the flywheel thickness where the bolt holes are is not less than 0.400”, then the ARP 240-2801 will get the job done.  Bolts with an under-head measurement of more than 0.875” will risk getting into the back of the block and rear seal retainer.


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Thanks Ted


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