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59AB vs 8BA flywheel How do you identify a 59AB flywheel against an 8BA?
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Re: 59AB vs 8BA flywheel An 8BA has clutch bolts clear through the flywheel, the 59a And earlier has blind holes.
Martin. |
Re: 59AB vs 8BA flywheel Also, the flat type flywheel used from 1941-48 is roughly 7/8" thick compared to the 8BA type flywheel at about 5/8" thick.
Lonnie |
Re: 59AB vs 8BA flywheel Thanks Martin and Lonnie
What I'm especially looking for is if there is a actual difference in the ring gear that is used on these two flywheels and what is it? I know that they will bolt onto both engines, but the wrong one will hang up the starter drive. |
Re: 59AB vs 8BA flywheel The ring gears are different diameters, but it is the inside diameter that is different. The difference you are referring to is in the flywheel itself.
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Re: 59AB vs 8BA flywheel JSeery and cas3
The link that was posted makes it perfectly clear that there is a difference in the inside diameter of the ring gear on the 59AB and the 8BA. Now I see it. Thanks. |
Re: 59AB vs 8BA flywheel Quote:
https://www.fordbarn.com/forum/attach...2&d=1430414858 |
Re: 59AB vs 8BA flywheel You can't install a ring gear on the wrong flywheel they don't interchange they don't fit each other due to sizing. Don't over think this.
R |
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Re: 59AB vs 8BA flywheel V8COOPMAN
That picture of the 59AB and 8BA sitting next to each other makes it even better to see the difference. Walt Some day I hope to meet you. Do you still attend the Gathering of the faithful in Mass? I was a friend of Paul Howard. He was a great guy and perfect gentleman. Jay |
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