Flywheel Question
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I have the stock flywheel that was in my cuda when it was a 273. I have built a 416 stroker for it and dumped the 273. Can I use the stock flywheel with the 416 or should I get a new one?
1970 Challenger Convertible soon to be T/A convertible
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Re: Flywheel Question
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Doesn't a 273 use a small clutch? Like 9 or 10 inches. If so then it won't like your stroker very much.
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Re: Flywheel Question
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The flywheel I have is 10.5" clutch - I measured it yesterday.
The 273 4-spd combo was not original to the car.
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Re: Flywheel Question
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Yes, it is a stock cast unit. Thanks, John!
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Re: Flywheel Question
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Thanks. The car will mainly be street driven, so I don't see it pulling too many high rpms on a regular basis.
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Re: Flywheel Question
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Quote:
Thanks. The car will mainly be street driven, so I don't see it pulling too many high rpms on a regular basis.
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Re: Flywheel Question
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damn $99?! someone needs to make me one of these but with the 5.9L magnum balance to them!
$150 for a stock magnum cast flywheel. $300-350 for a billet 5.9L flywheel.
edit: in a 143 tooth wheel....I saw the 440 source wheels, and they're 130 toothers.
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Re: Flywheel Question
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08/03/11 12:15 AM
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Be Careful with cheep China junk flywheels i think that with flywheels you get what you pay for ! someone had some issues with the source fly wheels on here a while back maybe due a search . i had a bad experiance with source water pump and learned the hard way .
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