ws6onSLICKS

So I have a 2000 ws6 and I'm in the process of ordering a ls7 clutch kit but have noticed a few guys saying that I need the ls2 flywheel... so my question is will the flywheel that comes in the kit not work? thanks for any help!

thewholefnshow1

iTrader: (2)

The flywheel that comes with the kit should work, I just had mine installed but haven't got the car back yet. I think some people are saying get the LS2 flywheel because it's either lighter weight or I think the main thing was the pressure or feel of the clutch pedal from what I read. If that helps that's kinda what I've been reading.

wymanh

The LS2/LS7 clutch uses a 12in disc while the LS1/LS6 clutch uses a 11in disc. The LS2/LS7 flywheel is a little bit heavier but i dont know by how much exactly. SDPC has the LS7 w/lightweight flywheel for $550.

mikeagentorangeeornt

iTrader: (2)

Just installed the LS7 Kit w/steel flywheel from SDPC and it fit perfect. Came with new flywheel and flexplate bolts. Also installed a new master, slave and McLeod hyd line. Give them a call if you have any fitment questions.

ws6onSLICKS

ok so basically the flywheel will work, it is just an option to go with a lighter one(ls2) or stay with the heavier(ls7)?

BlueBird346

iTrader: (13)

I thought it was an LS2 flywheel that it came with? Whatever it is, ive read that it weighs 58 lbs(Clutch and flywheel) while the stock one weighs 50 lbs.

DaddySS

No, the LS2/7 are the same, you can't use the LS1, the clutch won't fit.

SDPC etc. sell the clutch kit with everything you need.

ws6onSLICKS

Is that extra 8 lbs. that noticeable? but thanks guys just wanted to make sure i wasn't about make a very expensive mistake. Now I would like to get some feedback from anyone with either the ls2 or ls7 flywheel.(pros/cons to the weight diff.)