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Old 03-13-2010, 06:38 PM
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Default Do you have to use mcleod's flywheel with a street twin?

I have a fidanza flywheel already is why I ask...
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Yes, the pressure plate on a Street twin is completely different design than the LT1 pressure plate.
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Not sure about the LT1 but you don't have to with the LS1. There is an adapter plate that bolts to the flywheel (standard pattern).
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If it is for a LT-1 yes you do because the floater plate pattern is drilled in the flywheel. Also the flywheel is thinner than a regular single disc flywheel to keep the overall stack height within the factory 4.950" bellhousing.
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Originally Posted by Billy M
If it is for a LT-1 yes you do because the floater plate pattern is drilled in the flywheel. Also the flywheel is thinner than a regular single disc flywheel to keep the overall stack height within the factory 4.950" bellhousing.
Thanks, extensive searching into the matter (LS1tech, camaroz28.com, and google) yielded nothing.




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