AMC/JEEP 242 (4.0) Flywheel bolt pattern draw diagram or other Mopar engine compatible

Killer6 said

I only have HO 4.0L & 258ci flexplates, both measure ~2.695" I.D., they are a "stamped tang" style hub-hole....not the easiest to get a precise dimension on. The bolt pattern is on a 3.75" circle, the bolt holes do not appear to have any shifted away from the 60°-on-center, the bolt hole diameters are .547"(4.0L) & .532"(258ci). As far as crank flange to ring gear & friction face offset/spacing is concerned, can't help with that, need an actual flywheel in You hands for that.
Honestly, go to a site that sells flywheels & see if You can bring one up along with a blueprint/spec diagram.
Best of luck!
EDIT; I meant to add, that's not a promising set of dimensions, there would have to be some serious "re-engineering" involved, so...
starting from scratch is likely the best policy..peace!
Jim K6

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Hi !!, thanks for your helps. Your data perfect concern whit data sheet from Luk about 4.0(242) Flywheel.

I have been to the spare parts stores and they tell me that they do not have any flywheel similar to the one I need.

In my country, in the 70s, there was an automobile factory that could have been related to AMC, it was called "IKA" Kaiser Industries Argentina, Rambler, Jeep and the Torino cars were manufactured whit particular and old design engine, inline-six (226ci) and inline-four (151ci), looks like continental flat head or willys.

I am trying to get a flywheel from an Ika Jeep (with a flat head engine) that seems to have the same flange center and holes bolts pattern (60 degree with offset one).

When I have it, I will upload the data to confirm.

I put some images about it below

Thank you very much!!!

Jeep IKA(Flathead engine) Flywheel:



JEEP IKA:




IKA 226ci Flathead Engine. Is this an AMC engine??:


ika 151ci :