ls1ls2crazy

I am about to do a clutch swap with a Ram HD my stock one is on its last leg.. Car only has 50k on it 02 z06. Im trying to get all my parts together bf i tear it down now im going to replace the pilot bering and im not sure if i want to mess with the slave. Should i buy a new flywheel? Stock or Ram? And the drill mod is that something i should really do? I want to do it right but i am kindda on a budget being that i just bought it..? I really need some good input on this. Thanx for reading..

SNLPerformance

iTrader: (15)

I'd replace the flywheel, you can get either Rams or mind and you'll be good.

I would also replace the slave cylinder while you're in there, the slave is a big PITA to get to and you're already doing the clutch so you'll be there.

Here's a link to my new site where you can buy these products, let me know if you have any other questions.

18lbs Flywheel -

http://www.monsterclutches.com/shop/...tflywheel.html

28lbs Flywheel -

http://www.monsterclutches.com/shop/...8lbbillet.html

Slave Cylinder -

http://www.monsterclutches.com/shop/...-cylinder.html

And our misc parts section in case you want to browse it and see if you want anything else we offer.

http://www.monsterclutches.com/shop/...etteindiv.html

ls1ls2crazy

anymore suggestins on flywheels i need to order one tonight and i just want one that will match well with my Ram Hd... and i guess i going with a GM pilot bearing also. and were is a good place to buy a fly....

SNLPerformance

iTrader: (15)

We've got flywheels and bearings on the shelf if you can't get anyone else to get you taken care of.

TDP

iTrader: (23)

If the disc you're using has ceramic/metallic material facing the flywheel, then it's a must to upgrade to a billet fly. The reason for doing this is to handle the added heat of the HD friction material. Not all billet flywheels are equal. I prefer the chromoly ones as they handle heat like nothing else (in a good way ) Otherwise, if its just a carbon/kevlar style facing, the stock cast iron flywheel will be ok, just get it resurfaced. Hope this sheds some light. If you haven't already purchased a flywheel, I have a re-surfaced carbon/nickel billet flywheel (25lb) from SPEC that I'd take $150 for. Otherwise a brand new billet one is $230. Info is in my sig.