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Any Aluminum flywheel for the ls7 clutch?
12-23-2005, 03:01 AM
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(911 check it out!)Any Aluminum flywheel for the ls7 clutch? just curious i have an 2001 camaro ss and i blew my tranny and the clutch is basically gone so as the flywheel need replace meant i want to try the ls7 clutch but is there a aluminum flywheel for it if so what part number or who can provide it for me if not then ill just go with the ls2 flywheel like everyone else why do we have to use the ls2 flywheel on the ls7 clutch? im pulling about 480 horsepower planing to make more power in the future. any suggestion that would help. what do need to install the ls7 clutch is it a direct bolt on or what? please help me out there you guys that had the experience with this or who know any information would be helpful. 
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12-24-2005, 12:57 PM
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I bought the direct Fidanza replacement for a C6 LS2 flywheel and bolted it to the new LS7 clutch Assembly.
Jim
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Originally Posted by BerryWS6
I have this question too, but did the Fidanza Flywheel for the LS2 or did you have it with another LS1/LS6 type of clutch? and then put the LS7 Clutch in?
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12-24-2005, 04:51 PM
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I got mine @ http://www.ls1speed.com/index.cfm. Great service and best price I could find.
Jim
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Originally Posted by CamaroSS818
Where can i purchase an aluminum fidanza ls2 flywheel? who sells it and where do you think is the cheapest place to get that flywheel...?
12-25-2005, 02:38 PM
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Does anyone know the weights of the different flywheels?
LS2 steel?
Fidanza aluminum LS2?
LS2 Billet Steel (if this exists)?
This may be helpful in the decision making.
LS2 steel?
Fidanza aluminum LS2?
LS2 Billet Steel (if this exists)?
This may be helpful in the decision making.
12-26-2005, 03:04 AM
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Originally Posted by My90Iroc
Does anyone know the weights of the different flywheels?
LS2 steel?
Fidanza aluminum LS2?
LS2 Billet Steel (if this exists)?
This may be helpful in the decision making.
LS2 steel?
Fidanza aluminum LS2?
LS2 Billet Steel (if this exists)?
This may be helpful in the decision making.
For the LS2, you would have about the same difference between them, but add a little weigth because of the larger diameter. I'd guess 26lbs for the LS2 iron, 20lbs for the LS2 billet steel, and 9.5lbs for the LS2 aluminum. Is there an LS2 billet flywheel out yet?
01-13-2006, 06:03 PM
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I saw at Tbyrne that SPEC offers a billet aluminum flywheel. They also have a billet steel flywheel but it doesn't say if it's lighter than the stock ls2 flywheel.
01-17-2006, 07:43 AM
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Originally Posted by DansRedz28
is alu good for drag racing? i hear it will make you bog?
The lighter flywheel should make that up later on down the pass.
01-18-2006, 02:06 AM
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Originally Posted by My90Iroc
Does anyone know the weights of the different flywheels?
LS2 steel?
Fidanza aluminum LS2?
LS2 Billet Steel (if this exists)?
This may be helpful in the decision making.
LS2 steel?
Fidanza aluminum LS2?
LS2 Billet Steel (if this exists)?
This may be helpful in the decision making.
Billet is 18ish
Aluminum is 12.5
01-21-2006, 04:52 PM
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FYI:
I e-mailed TByrne and asked them to compare the SPEC billet steel LS2 flywheel (only ls2 billet steel I found) to the stock ls7. The response was that the weights are pretty much the same between the two but the billet steel is stronger and flatter.
I e-mailed TByrne and asked them to compare the SPEC billet steel LS2 flywheel (only ls2 billet steel I found) to the stock ls7. The response was that the weights are pretty much the same between the two but the billet steel is stronger and flatter.