That is listed in the parts manual as the bare flywheel part number (no ring gear). They don't list a different flywheel for the two sizes of clutch that I could find, so I assume you had to specify

Hi, I can't get the attachment to open. Thanks

Is the number C205218 cast on a Crosley flyweel indicative of the produc/tion year or whether it is for a 6" or 6 1/2"clutch? Or is it just a generic part number?

The Crosley release bearing will work as per attachment and the sprite discs fit the Crosley trans splines [Yes!] .file:///C:/Users/sebastian/Downloads/Crosley%20Clutch%20Conversion.pdf

As a sprite owner I have never been thrilled with the sprite std clutch... And I am not sure, but I have heard that the spitfire clutch is stronger and has been used in place of the Sprite clutches..

I’ve never used a Sprite clutch with a Crosley transmission. I have used Fiat 1200 and Sprite trannys. David Sent from Mail for Windows 10

When using with a Crosley transmission what release bearing do you use? Thanks

Yes, the Sprite clutch does not have the same bolt pattern. David Sent from Mail for Windows 10

Does flywheel need redrilling for this? Sent from my Verizon, Samsung Galaxy smartphone

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If I remember right I used the short valve springs made for valve rotors. Were used so I checked with scales in a drill press to find strongest 3 for pressure plate. Still feels like stepping on a

I use a Sprite 6 ¼” racing clutch with a solid disk. It might be too harsh for the street, but it does not slip. A Crosley bellhousing requires a small amount of work with a rotary file or

I am wondering if anyone has found some stiffer springs for the Crosley 6" clutch? I think thats all thats really needed to make a little more positive; the one that was in the car I had when I was

Thanks Jim, I would have guessed earlier. Nice to have facts.

While I have my lever shocks out, I'm thinking I might as well change the probably original, 71 year old oil. What type of oil goes in the lever shocks? Is it something to be sourced locally, or is it

There were probably running changes to the flywheel over the years but I don't know what they are other than the location of the mounting holes for the pressure plate. If you are redrilling for a

Need to know the differences between 6" and 6.5" clutch flywheel if there are any. Also, what years or models had the 6.5"?

My late 47 CC has lever action but they are adjustable double action Houdalies. Although the holes are in the frame I've never seen a pre 48 [even pre war] that has the single action Delco. There are

I thought this was called a 19481/2 Crosley? Terry -- Hurt not the Earth neither the Sea. Nor the Trees. Revelation 7:3 "A people that values its privileges above its

Interesting, I met rebuilding but I believe mine are fine if they are intended to be single action. 1947 CC sedan lever action shocks. Are the rears single action too?