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Buy/Sell/Trade => Parts => Topic started by: GoFast85 on May 15, 2003, 11:41:34 am



Title: Wanted 2.8 4 sp flywheel
Post by: GoFast85 on May 15, 2003, 11:41:34 am
Need to buy or borrow (A and C needs a core) a flywheel for re-facing as I am putting in a new clutch in my 85 SE. Don't know if a 5 sp flywheel is the same or not. Calll me at 998-3945 and leave a message or respond to the post.


Title: Re:Wanted 2.8 4 sp flywheel
Post by: FieroBUZZ on May 15, 2003, 12:05:41 pm
I have one but it is away at the machine shop at the moment.  They are just using it as  a guide for my 3800 flywheel.  It is kind of krappy (heat marked and such) but would be good for a core and can likely be resurfaced.

I also have a new clutch kit ($150.00) if you are interested.
Gary


Title: Re:Wanted 2.8 4 sp flywheel
Post by: Fieroflyer on May 15, 2003, 06:22:44 pm
Basically the flywheel and clutch have to match the engine and the throw out bearing has to match the tranny. So a 2.8 with a 4 speed uses the same flywheel as a 2.8 with a 5 speed.


Title: Re:Wanted 2.8 4 sp flywheel
Post by: GoFast85 on May 16, 2003, 07:21:07 am
I am out of town this long weekend but will call you in Almonte when I get back


Title: Re:Wanted 2.8 4 sp flywheel
Post by: GoFast85 on May 20, 2003, 09:46:50 am
Gary
 Any idea when your flywheel will be back from the machinist?


Title: Re:Wanted 2.8 4 sp flywheel
Post by: FieroBUZZ on May 21, 2003, 07:27:40 am
I called the shop yesterday and found out they'd been sitting on it for 2 weeks.  Guy says, "Gee, are you in a hurry?  I guess I can get it done this week."

So I suppose I won't get it till the end of the week.  Sorry if this is too long.


Title: Re:Wanted 2.8 4 sp flywheel
Post by: GoFast85 on May 21, 2003, 09:55:57 am
Its been down all winter so another week isn't going to matter.
 I heard somewhere on the net that a person can change the clutch by removing the rear cradle bolts and piciting it down to get at the bolts to the trany. Has anyone tried it or should I just bite the bullet and separate the back end.