Originally Posted by hemienvy
Been reading about this on all different car sites.

It seems some manufacturer's flywheel / clutch assemblies, intended for internal balance crank assembly, do NOT have good neutral balance.

McCleod, Spec, others.

If seems to be agreed that balancing your flywheel and clutch separately from the crank is a good idea. Even separately from each other, flywheel, then clutch.

Not every machine shop is equipped, or is willing, to do this.

Anyone know of particular shops that will do flywheel / clutch dynamic balancing ?


It’s a balanced assembly. That means you get the flywheel, disc and pressure plate to zero and then it goes onto crank to finish.


Just because you think it won't make it true. Horsepower is KING. To dispute this is stupid. C. Alston