Wherer can i find lighter flywheels for the t 5 transmission? i have searched and came up with pretty much zilch! can someone please point me in the right direction?

 

centerforce website. they have a list of all the common sbc flywheels. aluminum for one. but, be prepared even the steel ones are very $$$$$$$$

 

http://www.centerforce.com/centerfor...tarq=CHEVROLET


you can use these part numbers at summit or jegs. most local speed or machine shops can get you prices too

 

www.sdpc2000.com they have a selection of aftermarket and GM
lite weight internally and externally balanced nodular iron (15lbs.) flywheels (tested to 10,000 rpm). I've been using one for many years with great results. Hope this helps

 

Yeah, I really like my 15 lb. nodular iron GM flywheel, cost about $140 from Scoggin-Dickey, same as on DZ302 and other factory high performance small blocks--but it's for internally balanced two piece mainseal engines. For an externally balanced and/or one piece mainseal motor you're going to pay at least twice as much--but it gives the car a much quicker response that you can really feel.

 

14088646 Flywheel
Outside diameter is 12 3/4" for years 1986-up. Crank Flange bolt pattern: 3.00"; clutch dia.: 10.4", 11"; starter ring gear teeth: 153. Lightweight nodular iron flyweel. Weighs approximately 16 pounds. For one-piece crank seal.

just over $200 at GM Parts Direct

 

I paid $75 for that one from a junkyard. It came off an '86 Vette. It was in great shape too.