Jc Deluxe P20 Posted November 6, 2022 Report Posted November 6, 2022 will the 4 hole 1937 flywheel bolt up to a 1948 dodge 230 8 hole crankshaft without drilling ?? Quote
Los_Control Posted November 6, 2022 Report Posted November 6, 2022 Been awhile since I've done any reading on it. Might depend on what engine was in the 1937? If it was the 201 then I would know nothing about them If it was a 218 then I do not think you will have any problems. Pretty sure you can swap the flywheels & just use 4 bolts. I think the 8 bolts were added on the later engines to beef them up. The 230 had more hp, the automatic transmissions were coming out, there was the fluid drive .... My first project truck was a 1949 with a 1938 218 engine installed. So I did some reading on it. I believe it was 1935 they made a change of the starter location which affected the flywheel & bell housing. ..... So going from 1934 to 1936, you will have to have correct parts to make it work. ...... 1935 & up between 218/230 should be no issues with bolting together the trans/engine. If it was a smaller 201 engine or a Canadian model with a 25" head .... I have no idea if they will or won't work. Quote
Sniper Posted November 6, 2022 Report Posted November 6, 2022 This might help sort out the flywheel issues Quote
Jc Deluxe P20 Posted November 6, 2022 Author Report Posted November 6, 2022 the 37 was a 201 , 4 bolt Quote
Jc Deluxe P20 Posted November 6, 2022 Author Report Posted November 6, 2022 " the flywheel help needed " answered my question , thanks y'all Quote
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