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Pilot bushing for 3.3 turbo with GT3 Crankshaft

I am stuck on what Pilot bearing to use in a 3.3 turbo with a gt3 crankshaft and stock turbo clutch. As the gt3 crankshaft does not haver holes to bolt the stock bushing in place I need an alternative.

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Flywheel mounted pilot bearing.
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So I need to use a 77 -79 flywheel?
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It depends on the transmission you're running.
You can also drill the GT3 crank for bearing mounting.

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