Aluminum Flywheel
Ok so this could go in either spot gd or tech
but i got a 95 Cobra and i jus purchased a Ram Automotive Aluminum Flywheel that has never been used and still in the box. He jus got rid of his cobra so thats y i got it. But it was too good of a deal to pass up but i heard that with an aluminum fly wheel it will cause more stress on ur motor then it would with the original flywheel. I want to know if this is true and if it will be worth it. My motor also has 97000 on it too. Thanks Steve |
you'll be fine....an aluminum flywheel would actually be benificial for extended tranny life..... I have one on my 85 and one on my 66 and honestly I can't tell the difference when I drive my 92 which has a stock flywheel, and both cars with the aluminum flywheels launch hard:)
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i put an aluminum flywheel on my car and a new clutch cut the 60' down could have been either though
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Sweet
so u cant really feel a big improvement do ur cars rev quicker with them on there |
Originally Posted by 89 5.0 Mustang
(Post 5673047)
Sweet
so u cant really feel a big improvement do ur cars rev quicker with them on there |
well thats good i bought my friends for 74 and its originally like 400 and its never been used so i figured y not i guess.
How much does urs weigh |
it's a fidanza aluminum one it's between 11 to 13 lbs, half the weight of a stock one:)
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yea mines a ram and its 16 lbs
so yea and another thing i got to do a throw out bearing while im in there same with a cluth is there anything i will need to look out for or any tips u can give me |
tips on installing a clutch???
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i have a fidanza one.. its ok i lost 1-2 tenths in the 1/4... im not sure if the money was really worth it, but since you got it at a good price.... its cool
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