A little Flywheel Help
Do you guys think i can take an aftermarket ACT Prolite Flywheel and just bolt it onto a series 5 block that previously was automatic the Prolite i belive just bolts up to the counterwieght for an auto instead of buying one?
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Yes, you can use the automatic counterweight for the lightened flywheel.
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thats what i thought just wanted to make sure so i didn't have to remove the 1 /8 nut and risk the bearing situation and i thought it sounded good a ballanced flywheel on an engine that was already balanced and just bolt on you know?
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Huh?
You will have to remove the 54mm flywheel nut to get your auto flywheel (flexplate) off. The counterweight is bolted to that flexplate. Swap the counterweight to your lightened flywheel, and install the flywheel with the 54mm nut. |
Originally Posted by White87FC
Huh?
You will have to remove the 54mm flywheel nut to get your auto flywheel (flexplate) off. The counterweight is bolted to that flexplate. Swap the counterweight to your lightened flywheel, and install the flywheel with the 54mm nut. |
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