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Old 07-12-2010, 03:47 PM
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Where is the best place to buy a complete Ls7 clutch kit. Anybody running a special?
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Try ~Lindsay Cadillac~ ask for Luke
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Thanks. Is there any real advantage to the aluminum fly wheel? I know it's lghter but is it worth the extra money?
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Luke at Lindsay. Lighter flywheel = quicker revs and less rotating mass for the motor to spin.
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Generally, an aluminum flywheel is better if you're going for the higher revs...Do a billet steel flywheel instead with the weight of these and get a good clutch and you'll be happy.
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