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: 350 starter and flywheel teeth count? brector 02-27-2002, 12:31 PM A guy once told me there was an easy way to tell your teeth count by looking at the mounting bolt holes for the starter. I can't remember what he told me. Help! :D p.s. can I start it w/out the tranny bolted up? I want to do a comp test before I bolt up the tranny/xcase. Thanks! Aggro 02-27-2002, 02:02 PM Originally posted by brector A guy once told me there was an easy way to tell your teeth count by looking at the mounting bolt holes for the starter. I can't remember what he told me. Help! :D p.s. can I start it w/out the tranny bolted up? I want to do a comp test before I bolt up the tranny/xcase. Thanks! 2 bolts parallel is small flywheel/flexplate 2 bolts offset is large flywheel/flexplate sure! just bolt up a flywheel and do the test. you said 350 not 400 remember that. brector 02-27-2002, 02:08 PM Originally posted by Aggro 2 bolts parallel is small flywheel/flexplate 2 bolts offset is large flywheel/flexplate sure! just bolt up a flywheel and do the test. you said 350 not 400 remember that. GREAT!!! Hate to bug you - but do you know the tooth counts also? Thanks! (I've got a flexplate and starter - but want to make sure they will work together). yjtj 02-27-2002, 02:27 PM 153 and 168 are the 2 tooth counts chevy used | |