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Thanks Rick. That is the flywheel and clutch I have.

Can any one identify this flywheel application? It is for a slant six, but I have never seen one like it. Might be for Industrial or agriculture use. The number on the flywheel is 4295215 85276. I can't find that number.

Just a FYI. This should work for the 60-67 slant six, also.

Just a FYI. There have been several reports of replacement clutch kits having a plastic TO bearing housing (One I bought had one), and the housing cracking. I called the manufacturer of the kit, and told them of my concern, and they sent me a TO bearing with a metal housing at no charge. I have...

Finally quit raining and dried out enough to get a look at my 64 Valiant. It has exactly the same setup as shown. I have never adjusted mine, so have no idea of the amount of thread engagement.

My mopar has the parts manuals. I looked at 63 and 64, doesnt look like it has a clevis. I'll try to get a look at my 64 Valiant later today.

I ran into the same problem, last year. Sent the clutch back. Don't remember what brand it was, but I did contact the company, and was told that was correct. Purchased a "Perfection" brand MU-1525-1, and it had the 10 inch PP and disc. However the throw out bearing used a plastic collar/housing...

Check the size of the disc. It might be a smaller dia then the pressure plate.

If you cannot find a cable, and IF you can get the cable out of the rear of the trans, get some heat shrink tubing, that has sealer inside. Put it over the cable, and heat it with a heat gun. That will seal the leak. If you try this, I highly recommend you get a factory service manual, and read...

You can try Spec Clutch. Check this link http://www.slantsix.org/forum/viewtopic.php?t=37037