WTB: lightweight flywheel for 22RE

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  1. Chip Morton

    Chip Morton Member

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    Do you have one or know of anyone that does?
    I'd be interested! I'm looking for the kind that takes the stock
    clutch and pressure plate as I understand there are very lightweight ones
    that require a different set up. I don't want that. I just want a stock clutch with a lighter (15lb.?) flywheel.

    Thanks,
    Chip Morton
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  2. Da_Roach

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    I know people that have taken the stock flywheel to the machine shop and had it shaved down to 17lbs and run a stock setup with no problems. I plan on buying the lc flywheel and clutch when I install my W58 though
     
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    I run the LC 9 1/2 lb. & their Pro Street clutch.
    Works very well,no problems, 20,000 miles on it now.:cool:
     
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    Where did you pick that up at and how much if you dont mind?
     
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    just take your stock one to a machine shop and have it shaved ! so much cheaper !
     
  6. Chip Morton

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    Dang! Thanks all. I didn't realize it was possible to machine that much
    material off. Is it something that pretty much any auto machine shop should
    be capable of doing?
     
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    If they are a good shop then yes. Plus the money saved you can use on other mods.
     
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    whats the lightest youve heard of machine shops shaving flywheels for 22r?
    i think ive heard 12.5?
     
  9. Chip Morton

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    Thanks, Roach! I'll start calling around.
     
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    Wow! A stocker shave down to 12.5? Damn!
     
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    not sure about that, I probably wouldnt go below 14 but I have no knowledge just my gut tells me not too.
     
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    A safe bet it 16. That still leave plenty of material and life for the flywheel.
     
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    15lbs on a stocker is all I would feel safe with... :cool:
     
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    Thanks, guys! After a little digging around I found this place that some people on some other boards speak well of. http://www.racetep.com/flywheel.html

    I'll get in touch with them.
     

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