n/a -> turbo counterweight
n/a -> turbo counterweight
are they the same?! the flywheels are different OD and weights, but the rotors are the same weight.
they DO have different part numbers.
could using an N/A on a turbo motor/flywheel cause vibration?
they DO have different part numbers.
could using an N/A on a turbo motor/flywheel cause vibration?
ah..heres one thing i noticed tho, i may have a GSL-SE rear counterweight which does posses a different part number.
however i used that counterweight on this motor before with NO vibration problems. the only things changed are from an N/A rb flywheel to a turbo ACT flywheel, as well as a mystery clutch disk and JDM transmission.
it vibrates with the clutch IN or in neutral OR in gear. and only over 6,000rpm.
:edit: http://www.mazdatrix.com/faq/Rcounterweights.htm are the numbers the actual weights of the counterweights?
if i do in fact have an older 13B weight, how come i didnt have a vibration with the other flywheel/clutch/trans setup?
however i used that counterweight on this motor before with NO vibration problems. the only things changed are from an N/A rb flywheel to a turbo ACT flywheel, as well as a mystery clutch disk and JDM transmission.
it vibrates with the clutch IN or in neutral OR in gear. and only over 6,000rpm.
:edit: http://www.mazdatrix.com/faq/Rcounterweights.htm are the numbers the actual weights of the counterweights?
if i do in fact have an older 13B weight, how come i didnt have a vibration with the other flywheel/clutch/trans setup?
did more digging, the older 13b does indeed have heavier rotors, sent an email to mazdatrix to see if they have on record which weight i purchased a while back.
HOPEFULLY thats what it is!
(still dreading dropping the trans..lol)
HOPEFULLY thats what it is!
(still dreading dropping the trans..lol)
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