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Old 04-02-03, 09:45 PM
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clutch/flywheel

im not sure how this works. but im swapping auto -> manual, and i got an excedy clutch kit, but im not sure what kinda flywheel will fit on that, somebody that i was talking to told me that u needed a specific flywheelt to fit ur clutch or somethign is this true?
Old 04-02-03, 09:48 PM
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yeah.. the flywheels are specific for s4 and s5.. s4 ones are different cuase they have a counterwieght or something
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The clutch, if is made for a 2nd gen NA I'm assuming will fit either flywheel (wether it be s4 or s5) but the flywheel's are different, so you need to match it to your cars year.
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ahh

ohhk, thanx that makes perfect sense i think i was getting the wrong impression, so ill just get an s5 flywheel
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if ya have the $$$ get lightened flywheel and just use the auto counterweight of your car and it will be sweeet
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I agree, search parts trader, since you allready hae your own balance weight, whihc is balanced to yuor motor, id look for a cheap aluminum flywheel on parts trader gsl-se al the way to S5 after market flywheels will work if you have the proper balance weight, which you do. I got mine off parts trader, was listed as a gsl-se part so no one else wanted it, i got it for like 250 bucks, went to a junkyard picked up an s4 auto counter weight and was set. aluminum flywheels really do make a huge differance in lower gears.
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