Flywheel thickness?
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From: Readington, NJ
Car: 88 GTA
Engine: 350 TPI
Transmission: T-56
Axle/Gears: 9 bolt w/ 3.73
Flywheel thickness?
I just tried to install my spec stage 3 for my T-56 conversion and it hits the flywheel bolts. It seems as though the clutch is too deep. This means one of three things: I'm trying to put it on backwards, it's the wrong clutch, or it's the wrong flywheel.
I looked up the number and it’s the right clutch kit (SC423 – 93-97 lt1 camaro). I’m pretty sure that it’s installed the right way (the side that says FW Side was installed facing the flywheel) and pictures/instructions on their site verify this. The flywheel was machined down at least once, I know because I had it done. It’s possible that it was machined down before.
What’s the flywheel spec thickness and how do I measure it?
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Additional question: is the lt1 flywheel the same as the flywheel for the 305/350? After some more poking around I'm starting to think they're different.
I looked up the number and it’s the right clutch kit (SC423 – 93-97 lt1 camaro). I’m pretty sure that it’s installed the right way (the side that says FW Side was installed facing the flywheel) and pictures/instructions on their site verify this. The flywheel was machined down at least once, I know because I had it done. It’s possible that it was machined down before.
What’s the flywheel spec thickness and how do I measure it?
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Additional question: is the lt1 flywheel the same as the flywheel for the 305/350? After some more poking around I'm starting to think they're different.
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Axle/Gears: 9 bolt w/ 3.73
Just bougt a lt1 style centerforce. 700177 if anyone wants to look up the part and see it for themselves.
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What flywheel do you have?
No, the T-56 flywheel is not the same as the ones used with the T-5. It is unique. If you don't have a specifically T-56 flywheel, you'll need to get one.
No, the T-56 flywheel is not the same as the ones used with the T-5. It is unique. If you don't have a specifically T-56 flywheel, you'll need to get one.
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From: Readington, NJ
Car: 88 GTA
Engine: 350 TPI
Transmission: T-56
Axle/Gears: 9 bolt w/ 3.73
Originally Posted by sofakingdom
What flywheel do you have?
No, the T-56 flywheel is not the same as the ones used with the T-5. It is unique. If you don't have a specifically T-56 flywheel, you'll need to get one.
No, the T-56 flywheel is not the same as the ones used with the T-5. It is unique. If you don't have a specifically T-56 flywheel, you'll need to get one.
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