ls7 clutch compatible with ls1?
03-03-2006, 08:30 PM
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Still trying to make sure, but it sounds like LS7 clutch will work, must have LS7/LS2 flywheel, Scoggins indicated part numbers same for LS7/LS2 flywheel. $499 for clutch kit including clutch, pressure plate, throwout brg, flywheel.
03-03-2006, 08:33 PM
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Do you know for a fact that the part numbers are different for the LS7 and LS2 flywheel ? Scoggins said they were the same number and the full gm kit is a better deal.
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03-04-2006, 05:47 PM
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Still trying to make sure, but it sounds like LS7 clutch will work, must have LS7/LS2 flywheel, Scoggins indicated part numbers same for LS7/LS2 flywheel. $499 for clutch kit including clutch, pressure plate, throwout brg, flywheel.
03-04-2006, 07:30 PM
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See also thread from 'LS7 Clutch Installed Today'.
1. Clutch - 24233650 - $274 Scoggins
2. Flywheel - 12571611 - $161 Scoggins
3. Kit w. throwout bearing - TBD part number - $499 Scoggins
Also something I am debating is that I already have a new slave and throwout bearing but with the kit, it is a balanced assembly; clutch and flywheel marked just like the LS1 or LS6 kit. Is it really necessary to have a balanced set - that is where GM stuff makes the difference sometimes ?
1. Clutch - 24233650 - $274 Scoggins
2. Flywheel - 12571611 - $161 Scoggins
3. Kit w. throwout bearing - TBD part number - $499 Scoggins
Also something I am debating is that I already have a new slave and throwout bearing but with the kit, it is a balanced assembly; clutch and flywheel marked just like the LS1 or LS6 kit. Is it really necessary to have a balanced set - that is where GM stuff makes the difference sometimes ?
03-05-2006, 02:44 PM
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That's what I figured is that a lot of the guys doing this swap do not balance the clutch/flywheel assembly. Anyone else with info on balancing LS7 clutch vs. not is appreciated ?
03-10-2006, 07:13 PM
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I did not balance mine and it works fine. I know it's not a kit with the flywheel, but I thought the pressure plate was balanced from the factory and so was the flywheel???
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03-13-2006, 07:50 PM
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Originally Posted by blueovalbeater
See also thread from 'LS7 Clutch Installed Today'.
1. Clutch - 24233650 - $274 Scoggins
2. Flywheel - 12571611 - $161 Scoggins
3. Kit w. throwout bearing - TBD part number - $499 Scoggins
Also something I am debating is that I already have a new slave and throwout bearing but with the kit, it is a balanced assembly; clutch and flywheel marked just like the LS1 or LS6 kit. Is it really necessary to have a balanced set - that is where GM stuff makes the difference sometimes ?
1. Clutch - 24233650 - $274 Scoggins
2. Flywheel - 12571611 - $161 Scoggins
3. Kit w. throwout bearing - TBD part number - $499 Scoggins
Also something I am debating is that I already have a new slave and throwout bearing but with the kit, it is a balanced assembly; clutch and flywheel marked just like the LS1 or LS6 kit. Is it really necessary to have a balanced set - that is where GM stuff makes the difference sometimes ?
