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Old 04-27-08, 03:53 AM
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Ok I couldn't get rid of it. Ok incase anyone forgot I have a 88 N/A rx7 I droped the trans and some how the fly wheel is cracked. So I looked around and found this..
http://www.exedyusa.com/race/ZF01. Now heres the questions.
1. Has anyone used this if so how do you like it.
2. And do I need to get a counterweight?
Old 04-27-08, 09:26 AM
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For number 2, the best person to ask would be those listed.
http://www.exedyusa.com/race/contact.asp
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Did you read the info in the link you just put up?

"1.3L 13B-RE Turbo, FC3S When using ZF01 flywheel in vehicles built prior to 1/89 use adapter / counterweight N327-11-521A. Vehicles after 1/89 use adapter / counterweight N351-11-521. "
U need the (auto) counterweight for all lightweight flywheels (lightweight=lighter than stock...)

I had the 12lb fidanza flywheel in my old 13bre vert... The flywheel is good b/c the revs raise faster, but the also drop faster (so it can hurt u in the turns if you dont heel and toe...) Get a scatter shield...
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hmm I don't understand ok so I need a stock auto counter weight for this to work?
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Most likely yes, there are some flywheels that are lightened but still have a built in counterweight. So please call Exedy to ensure if you need it or not.

The M/T's counterweight was built in to the flywheel, the Automatic Transmissions had the counterweight as a separate piece, a lightened flywheel is a balanced unit and you use the auto counterweight to counter the rotors.
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^ sumes it up..call them like stated above because they DO sell the product and can personally anwser or get someone quickly to anwser the questions you have..
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kk cool thanks
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