Flywheel

[SanJuan106]

I'm working toward fitting a stock 88 Buick V6 with a T-5 into my old ford pickup.
I'm stumped on finding a used flywheel. Can you help with me identify other GM models/years or GM part numbers which used a flywheel to fit the Buick V6?
Thank you!

 

[chopped39]

I'm working toward fitting a stock 88 Buick V6 with a T-5 into my old ford pickup.
I'm stumped on finding a used flywheel. Can you help with me identify other GM models/years or GM part numbers which used a flywheel to fit the Buick V6?
Thank you!

First off welcome to the board. I dont have a clue if this will work but how about a 4 gen camaro with a 3800 . I dont know if a 3.4 has the same bolt pattern as a 3800 but thats another one

 

[SHADOWII]

Welcome Pilgrim!

To one of the finest and most knowledgeable boards on the planet!

Sorry I can't help w/ an answer to your question, but I'm sure there will be one forth coming. Enjoy the community and again Welcome!:biggrin:

 

[dr_frankenstein]

go to autozone and ask for a 78 buick skyhawk with manual trans.

new pioneer flywheel is 148.00

Pay very close attention to your pilot bearing and bellhousing alignment.

V6 doesnt like mistakes in those areas with a T5.

A.j.