RAM billet steel flywheel for 05-09GT?
10-06-2010, 10:36 AM
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RAM billet steel flywheel for 05-09GT?
Anyone have this in their car with a different clutch than RAM?
I am needing a SFI certified one and SPEC left a bad taste in my mouth after my incident with them. I know from what I heard RAM's clutches are'nt the best but this is the flywheel. Fidanza stopped producing steel flywheels for our models and I also found out they were not SFI certified anyhow.
I now am putting in an Exedy Mach 400 clutch and I don't wanna use their steel flywheel because it is as light as a aluminum one and I drive in traffic ALOT.
Exedy says any flywheel that meets OE specifications will work.
I do like the fact that RAMs flywheel is surface ground for parallel mating
surface.
link to the flywheel:
http://www.americanmuscle.com/ram-st...wheel-t45.html
RAM says their flywheels are balanced withing .5oz/in. of factory specs.
Does that mean they DO meet OE specs or not?
Info and experience stories appreciated.
I am needing a SFI certified one and SPEC left a bad taste in my mouth after my incident with them. I know from what I heard RAM's clutches are'nt the best but this is the flywheel. Fidanza stopped producing steel flywheels for our models and I also found out they were not SFI certified anyhow.
I now am putting in an Exedy Mach 400 clutch and I don't wanna use their steel flywheel because it is as light as a aluminum one and I drive in traffic ALOT.
Exedy says any flywheel that meets OE specifications will work.
I do like the fact that RAMs flywheel is surface ground for parallel mating
surface.
link to the flywheel:
http://www.americanmuscle.com/ram-st...wheel-t45.html
RAM says their flywheels are balanced withing .5oz/in. of factory specs.
Does that mean they DO meet OE specs or not?
This RAM Billet Steel Flywheel is surface ground for a flat, parallel mating surface and balanced to the factory specification within a ½ ounce inch. It is also SFI certified for use in high performance applications at higher RPMs where stock cast flywheels can explode.
Last edited by Blacksmoke; 10-06-2010 at 11:00 AM.
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