Flywheel???
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Flywheel???
ok i need some definite clarification on this:
I'm do the auto to manual swap, I have all the items I need except for a S4 clutch and flywheel... but i do have a S5 clutch and flywheel
Now the ? ...I know there is something to do with the balancing of the flywheel...but what i don't get is why can't one just get it rebalanced... what happens when one gets an aftermarket lightend flywheel....
explain in full detail!! i 'm completely confused!!!
I'm do the auto to manual swap, I have all the items I need except for a S4 clutch and flywheel... but i do have a S5 clutch and flywheel
Now the ? ...I know there is something to do with the balancing of the flywheel...but what i don't get is why can't one just get it rebalanced... what happens when one gets an aftermarket lightend flywheel....
explain in full detail!! i 'm completely confused!!!
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The flywheel has an internal counterweight. You'll notice one side has a ridge that sticks out and doesn't go all the way around. The S4 rotors are a different weight from the S5 rotors so the counterweight is different.
When one buys an aftermarket flywheel it is not balanced at all. A auto transmission external counterweight is used along with an aftermarket flywheel.
I imagine it would be difficult if not impossible to rebalance a S5 to S4 flywheel (or visa versa). If you do it successfully let me know.
When one buys an aftermarket flywheel it is not balanced at all. A auto transmission external counterweight is used along with an aftermarket flywheel.
I imagine it would be difficult if not impossible to rebalance a S5 to S4 flywheel (or visa versa). If you do it successfully let me know.
Originally posted by nashman69g
so I should just buy an aftermarket flywheel and use the auto external counterweight and this would work???
so I should just buy an aftermarket flywheel and use the auto external counterweight and this would work???
Nick
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