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Flywheel
I need a flywheel for a 302 and it has to be balanced at 28 oz. Will a flywheel for an early mustang ( 73 to 81) work? Thanks!:)
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what year stang do you have?, may need to take this to the tech foroum's. roll tide. ;) :D :D :D :D
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Pre 1980 motor 28.2 oz
Post 1980 motor 50 oz Me 40 oz |
My car is a 1990 LX. I have a 331 stroker on the way and I need a flywheel that is balance at 28 oz. Does anyone know where I can find one? Thanks for the help guys!
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You could always purchase a Fidanza Aluminum flywheel - very nice piece and it's what I have on my 331. MM&FF just did an article on aluminum vs. steel flys - interesting article that shows that aluminum flys are the way to go. Only drawback is the price.
Also, the flywheel will come with three plates - one for 50oz, 28oz and one for 0 or neutral. Hope this helps. E |
I personally went with the RAM steel insert aluminum one for 50oz on my motor...
http://www.dariusrudis.com/mustang/t.../flywheel1.jpg |
Cool T-town. Just a hop across the border from me. I'm in Columbus, MS. Was over that way this weekend in fact.
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just to let you guys know, balancing is done by a mass located at a certain distance from the center of rotation. The corresponding units are oz-in. in this case.
a 50oz-in counterbalance flywheel would have the same effect with 1oz located at 50inches away from its center as it would with 50oz at 1inch away, theoretically anyway sorry, I'll stop being a tool now:p |
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