Sb Ford 7.25" Tilton/quartermaster Multi Disc Clutch Flywheel on 2040-parts.com
Davenport, Iowa, US
For sale is a New 7.25" multi disc clutch button style flywheel for a small block Ford application. This button fits QuarterMaster, Tilton and most other 6 bolt 2 and 3 disc racing clutches. Must be used with a flexplate to accommodate the starter. The flexplate simply sandwiches between the button and the crankshaft flange. Brand New! Thanks for looking!
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