3973456 Gm Flywheel 327-350-396-427-454 168 Tooth on 2040-parts.com
Plymouth Meeting, Pennsylvania, US
GM-327-350-396-427-454 3973456 GM Flywheel 168 tooth BBC, H172 GM12 This auction is for a GM-327-350-369-427-454 3973456 GM Flywheel 168 tooth BBC.SBC Flywheel. This Flywheel was used in high performance motors in the 60’’s and 70’s and is for internally balance motors. Please check your numbers and resources as well. All the teeth are in place and the flywheel appears as new or used very lightly. There are no marks or gouges in the surface indicating usage. The one pictured is what you will be receiving. This is being sold as is with no returns.
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