351C Steel Flywheel for Pantera

garth66"When speed is the only thing that counts"

Drawing on the collective wisdom of the group...

What is the correct size flywheel for a 351C flywheel in a Pantera? Diameter & tooth count please.

My engine (which swallowed the air cleaner stud a few years ago) has a lightweight crankshaft and an aluminum flywheel and was a little too "herky-jerky" at low rpm speeds through a parking lot or in the neighborhood.

It's almost ready to go back into the Pantera and I'm thinking of changing to a steel flywheel which weighs-in half-way between the Centerforce aluminum flywheel and the OEM cast iron flywheel, but I need to know the correct one to order for a Pantera that will fit within the ZF bellhousing.

Feel free to share a part numbers/sources for the correct flywheel, or just let me know the correct diameter and tooth count I need.

11/16/219:41 AM

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