58 Chevy Bellhousing
1958 Chevy Bellhousing and Related Parts
3704923
0.679 UNDERPAN, Clutch (15 1/2" O.L.)
58 Pass. (Chevy Parts Books)
(My part #s 279 and 277)
3734908
0.679 EXTENSION, Clutch housing flywheel
(w/one indented trough on surface)
58 Pass. (Chevy Parts Books)
Note: Trim excess metal to fit as necessary
(My part # 285) (My part numbers with no
trimming necessary # 278 and # 277)
3755553 (cast 3742257)
0.683 HOUSING, Flywheel and clutch
58 Pass. (8 cyl.) (Chevy Parts Books)
3769589
0.796 STUD, Clutch fork (7/16"-20 thd. w/11/16" ball)
58 Pass. (283) (1st design) (Chevy Parts Books)
3729000
0.796 STUD, Clutch fork (13/16"16 stud w/21/32" dia. ball)
58 Pass. (283) (2 nd design) (Chevy Parts Books)
58 Pass. (348) (Chevy Parts Books)
(My part # 174)
3738285
0.797 BOOT, Clutch fork
(2 1/4" at clutch hsg. face w/4 clips)
58 Pass. (Chevy Parts Books)
(My part # 266)
3704923
0.679 UNDERPAN, Clutch (15 1/2" O.L.)
58 Pass. (Chevy Parts Books)
(My part #s 279 and 277)
3734908
0.679 EXTENSION, Clutch housing flywheel
(w/one indented trough on surface)
58 Pass. (Chevy Parts Books)
Note: Trim excess metal to fit as necessary
(My part # 285) (My part numbers with no
trimming necessary # 278 and # 277)
3755553 (cast 3742257)
0.683 HOUSING, Flywheel and clutch
58 Pass. (8 cyl.) (Chevy Parts Books)
3769589
0.796 STUD, Clutch fork (7/16"-20 thd. w/11/16" ball)
58 Pass. (283) (1st design) (Chevy Parts Books)
3729000
0.796 STUD, Clutch fork (13/16"16 stud w/21/32" dia. ball)
58 Pass. (283) (2 nd design) (Chevy Parts Books)
58 Pass. (348) (Chevy Parts Books)
(My part # 174)
3738285
0.797 BOOT, Clutch fork
(2 1/4" at clutch hsg. face w/4 clips)
58 Pass. (Chevy Parts Books)
(My part # 266)
Disclaimer:
Most parts that I describe and picture have identification on or with them, others I can identify from other sources and deduction (educated guess).
Factory correct applications are your responsibility. GM made part and part # changes with no rhyme but a reason (no production interruptions at any cost).
Applications are for replacement parts that were available at the time of parts book printing, and when possible model specific assembly manuals.
My observations come from the parts I have in my collection or other reliable sources your parts may differ.
If Factory correctness is your goal, do more research, join car clubs,
forums and buy an assembly manual if one is available for your Project Car (you wont be sorry).
This is a fun and interesting part of the hobby!