Should I replace this flywheel?
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Car: 1987 Camaro
Engine: 350 dart ies comp cam intake carb
Transmission: 700 r4, shift kit, 2400 stall
Axle/Gears: 10 bolt stock
Should I replace this flywheel?
Clutch went out and the springs got up in there and roughed it a bit...the surface doesn't seem too bad could be machined out...
Heres a picture
And here is the clutch
What do you guys think?
Heres a picture
And here is the clutch
What do you guys think?
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Transmission: Sometimes
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Re: Should I replace this flywheel?
Do you enjoy having feet?
Next time you're up under your car, observe how close that flywheel, spinning at ???? RPM (crankshaft speed), is, to your right foot. It's actually no more than 4", maybe as little as 3".
I like walking sometimes.... if my own looked like that, it'd go in the trash.
Next time you're up under your car, observe how close that flywheel, spinning at ???? RPM (crankshaft speed), is, to your right foot. It's actually no more than 4", maybe as little as 3".
I like walking sometimes.... if my own looked like that, it'd go in the trash.
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Car: 1987 Camaro
Engine: 350 dart ies comp cam intake carb
Transmission: 700 r4, shift kit, 2400 stall
Axle/Gears: 10 bolt stock
Re: Should I replace this flywheel?
Do you enjoy having feet?
Next time you're up under your car, observe how close that flywheel, spinning at ???? RPM (crankshaft speed), is, to your right foot. It's actually no more than 4", maybe as little as 3".
I like walking sometimes.... if my own looked like that, it'd go in the trash.
Next time you're up under your car, observe how close that flywheel, spinning at ???? RPM (crankshaft speed), is, to your right foot. It's actually no more than 4", maybe as little as 3".
I like walking sometimes.... if my own looked like that, it'd go in the trash.
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