Randy WS6

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I need a new Fidanza friction disk for my 00 f-body aluminum flywheel ,Who has them in stock or sales them .I want to replace mine while i have them motor out

JimMueller

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Fidanza part number 221171. I bought my Fidanza flywheel from Speed Inc (->) so I know they sell Fidanza.

DONAIMIAN

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Is it a part you can change yourself with hands tools or what. I didnt pay attention when mine was going in. Also did it need to be machined flat or what? Have to repace my hydraulics soon, and im thinking about doing the clutch while im at it.

JimMueller

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I haven't replaced my friction surface - I just had my Fidanza LS2 flywheel installed yesterday. I don't know the specifics on the replacement, sorry, I just looked up the part number.

Randy WS6

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My flywheel is aluminum so i cant resurface it ,i need to replace the friction disk ,mine is chattered up pretty bad so Im looking for some one that had them in stock so i can replace it before i put my new 418 cid. in.

blazinws6kush

I got mine directly from fidanza for $90 plus shipping when i had the spec 3+ installed after the regular spec 3 took crap.

calhoon

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To answer the question: Rockland Standard Gear.

618HAWK

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For replacement issues, it is a direct bolt in process. Insert should come with new all new hardware.
FWIW I you might want to have it rebalanced, I was told it did not need it though, which I did not do and have had no problems.

DONAIMIAN

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I just got off the phone with Fidanza not even 30 seconds ago and they told me $90. It included the fasteners and everything can be done with hand tools. You dont have to do any machining, and the bolts are to be tightened to 70in/lbs. Id imagine you can get it cheaper if you were to go through one of the site sponsors.

DONAIMIAN

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the flywheel it self dosent need to be rebalanced, but the flywheel and clutch as a whole needs to be.

Randy WS6

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How in the hell do you tighten a fillips screw to 70 ft lbs. are you shore there not 70 in.lbs.!!! Im not saying your wrong, but that a lot of tork on a little screw dont you think