A-4 has flywheel or flexplate
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A-4 has flywheel or flexplate
i kinda confuse,
automatic trans. has flywheel or flexplate?
SLP sell aluminum fly wheel for LS1 with automatic trans. 2 tenth a second 1/4 mile time faster.
automatic trans. has flywheel or flexplate?
SLP sell aluminum fly wheel for LS1 with automatic trans. 2 tenth a second 1/4 mile time faster.
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The flex plate is basically a heavy gauge sheet metal disc (typically balanced) with a ring of teeth welded on, around the perimeter for starting.
A flywheel is a heavy chunk of typically cast metal that acts as the contact surface of the manual clutch similar to a brake rotor, but also has the teeth around the perimeter for starting the car.
Kind of a crued answer but I think it works.
A flywheel is a heavy chunk of typically cast metal that acts as the contact surface of the manual clutch similar to a brake rotor, but also has the teeth around the perimeter for starting the car.
Kind of a crued answer but I think it works.
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i think theyalso offer the a flex plate but i think what their tring to say is your car has a flex plate instead of a flywheel so you would wanna order a new flex plate not a new fly wheel...... keep in mind the install is gonna cost a few bux for that .. unless youve done everything else why dont you do a cam or some headders or something less labor intensive thats gonna be big $$ for little gain form what i hear
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Originally Posted by VietRacingGuy
so if i want to buy light weight fly wheel for my automatic z28, then i should tell the seller i need the flex plate, right?
http://www.thunderracing.com/index.c...ategoryid=1081
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Originally Posted by Jpr5690
why dont you do a cam or some headders or something less labor intensive thats gonna be big $$ for little gain form what i hear
Originally Posted by JamMasterJ
Can a flex plate really make a difference folks?