Sourcing Allison MT643/653 Flywheel for Chevy 366/427 in Ohio

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An RVer in Ohio is searching for a flywheel to mount an Allison MT643/653 transmission to a Chevy 366/427 big block, sharing reference images and part numbers (GM 333884, casting 353025). Several experienced members suggest contacting specialized transmission suppliers like Dartco Transmission, though the original poster notes Dartco is currently out of stock. Other recommendations include checking truck wrecking yards in California’s Central Valley—specifically Bakersfield, Fresno, and... More...

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Hello all. I am looking for the flywheel that mounts the allison mt643/653 transmissions to the 366/427 chevy big blocks. I am located in Ohio. I have included a picture of what the flywheel looks like as well as a diagram from the service manual I have. If you have one to sell please reach out.
 

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Have you called Dartco Transmission? I used them a couple of years ago when I rebuilt my MTB-643. They had everything and were reasonable, price wise.
 
Have you called Dartco Transmission? I used them a couple of years ago when I rebuilt my MTB-643. They had everything and were reasonable, price wise.
Yea, they were who I contacted first, but they didnt have it in stock :/
 
Decades ago there was a place called S and J Chevrolet that was the place to go for that stuff but they are gone. What part of the country are you at?
 
You may want to try the truck wrecking yards in California's central valley. It was an agricultural hub and a lot of gasoline allison trucks were used there. Now that the glueheads have declared war on older vehicles a lot of them have gone to scrap. Look in Bakersfield, Fresno and Turlock.
 
You may want to try the truck wrecking yards in California's central valley. It was an agricultural hub and a lot of gasoline allison trucks were used there. Now that the glueheads have declared war on older vehicles a lot of them have gone to scrap. Look in Bakersfield, Fresno and Turlock.
Thanks, I'll check it out!
 
That one's not mine, it was a picture from someone else. Its a gm part: 333884 casting number: 353025
 
Eugene Oregon.
Try Anderson Brothers Heavy Truck Dismantlers
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Note:
The gasoline 366/427 series are known as 'TALL-BLOCKS' because the deck is taller to accommodate the extra ring on the pistons.
 

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