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Racer
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From: Harrisburg PA
bellhousing
Picked up a 403 bell for a future auto to manual conversion...
What flywheel (for an l48) and clutch setup do you guys recommend?
What flywheel (for an l48) and clutch setup do you guys recommend?
Last edited by keithl1967; May 1, 2014 at 07:09 PM.
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Melting Slicks
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if you got the bucks an alumnium flywheel will allow your engine to rev a lot easier and quicker. OEM flywheel weight about 35lbs, aluminum about 11lbs. you will notice the difference. T
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Burning Brakes
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American Powertrain has a nice 621 Bellhousing..Used their parts for my 6speed conversion a few years back..It indexed within specs,you'll need a starter for a manual the auto starter wont work.Went with a lighter billet steel flywheel for street use..Aluminum is not your best option for the street.Research the pros and cons.. ...Fun project and shifting gears is way more fun!!
Last edited by iokepakai; May 4, 2014 at 12:07 AM.
