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Rxmfn7 03-14-03 11:59 AM

SR Motorsports 9.5# flywheel
 
I was just wondering if their flywheels included a counterweight? On the website it doesnt specify between S4 and S5, so I was kind of confused.

JDMkamikazeeRX 03-14-03 01:39 PM

I was also lookin for more info on this flywheel. If anyone knows anything it would be very helpful.

Rpeck 03-14-03 03:55 PM

Its been along time ... but I think I looked into that one and there was a problem. If I recall you don't get the teeth on the flywheel ... they expect you to transpant your old one. But im not to sure about the counter weight... I would assume there is none if they don't specify S4 & S5 .... I would sugest spending a few more dollars and get one you know is right. thats what I ended up doing. The price is great cause only half the shit is there.

Robert

Rxmfn7 03-14-03 03:58 PM

Ok, thanks. Maybe Ill try contacting them to make sure.

Rpeck 03-14-03 04:06 PM


Originally posted by Rxmfn7
Ok, thanks. Maybe Ill try contacting them to make sure.
Damn good idea, cause I might be thinking of the wrong place ... let us know what they say.

West TX RX-7 03-14-03 04:07 PM

check out rx7store.com, They have a 9# flywheel and clutch combo for cheap or you can by the flywheel seperately. It's a racing beat I believe.

DAN CARWIN 03-14-03 04:14 PM

I have a SR 9.5# flywheel for sale. $250 dollars, yes they do include the counter weight. pm me if interested.

Ericdrivesrx-7 03-14-03 04:45 PM

Why are you selling it?

Rxmfn7 03-14-03 05:33 PM

DAN CARWIN you have a PM :wiggle:

DAN CARWIN 03-14-03 05:59 PM

I saw no real PERFORMANCE difference between the SR and the stock 24# T2 flywheel. your power curve is different but qtr mile speed the same.

silverrotor 03-14-03 06:08 PM


I would sugest spending a few more dollars and get one you know is right. thats what I ended up doing. The price is great cause only half the shit is there.

Robert [/B]
It's that very same reason I opted to go with the RB Aluminum Flywheel. Everything Included In the package.

Although off topic, HUGE difference In both weight of the Flywheel and the feel of driving It. I beg to differ with It not being streetable. RPM's jolt up at a tap of the Throttle Pedal. A must for an na thats trying to squeeze out hidden HP.

Rxmfn7 03-14-03 06:13 PM

Yep, Ill need every last bit of help in my goal of a high 13s N/A. My parts just keep piling up, cant wait to crack this engine open and get everything together....probably not till next summer though :(

E6KT2 03-14-03 10:47 PM

Everything was included when I bought mine from SR. There follow-up was always really good as well as thier customer service. The flywheel looks really well made. My engine is in TX, so I do not have any performance feedback.

"The price is great cause only half the shit is there."

Did you order one? If you do not know, please do not "flame" one of the few reputable 7 shops around.

qwck10th 03-15-03 08:31 AM


Did you order one? If you do not know, please do not "flame" one of the few reputable 7 shops around.
Well said.

I bought a 8.5# flywheel + 6-puck ACT HD clutch package from SR a few years back. Included everything (counterweight, grade 8 bolts, everything). First class experience all the way, good stuff, quick shipment, etc... No before/after on the dyno for power pickup, but the motor revs up&down noticably quicker. I ran the 6-puck on the street for 3 years in Atlanta and never stalled it (read: not flat ground) - very streetable imo.

If you're unsure about what's included, call Ray and ask. If you're still unclear, ask for a packing list. Post it, and see if everyone agrees that everything is there...

Rpeck, I've never seen or heard of anyone shipping a flywheel without a starter ring gear already installed. Maybe to a machine shop???

Rxmfn7, fwit, I've been told a light flywheel wont help your drag times, and it may hurt your 60' times as revs drop more at launch w/o the extra rotating mass. My V-8 friends say, unless you're making BIG hp/tq (read V-8 + power adder - roughly 6.5 or better in an 1/8 mile) you need the 60' time more than you need the extra power at the far end.

Here's some pics.



http://www.se-rx7.com/gallery/engine2.jpg
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http://www.se-rx7.com/gallery/engine5.jpg
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http://www.se-rx7.com/gallery/engine6.jpg
.and one of the front of the motor :D
http://www.se-rx7.com/gallery/engine7.jpg
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Rpeck 03-15-03 03:09 PM


Originally posted by E6KT2
Everything was included when I bought mine from SR. There follow-up was always really good as well as thier customer service. The flywheel looks really well made. My engine is in TX, so I do not have any performance feedback.

"The price is great cause only half the shit is there."

Did you order one? If you do not know, please do not "flame" one of the few reputable 7 shops around.

First off you can kiss my ass. Second I sugested calling them to be sure, But I am posotive I spoke with them about that flywheel .... and if they don't distinguish between S4 & S5 flywheels there is a fukin problem, cause they don't use the same couter weight. Third they don't even tell you what brand it is. It all goes back to the ole philosophy that nothing good is cheap. You get what you pay for.

Robert

Rpeck 03-15-03 03:11 PM


Originally posted by qwck10th


Rpeck, I've never seen or heard of anyone shipping a flywheel without a starter ring gear already installed. Maybe to a machine shop???


Do a search you will find at least 2 people I have seen crying on this forum cause they ordered a cheapy flywheel that did not have the ring gear.

qwck10th 03-15-03 10:21 PM


First off you can kiss my ass.
For a minute there, I forgot why I quit visiting the rx7club.com forums. Now I remember....
Thanks.
Steve C.

Node 03-16-03 12:45 AM

wow, qwck10th, your motor looks great, especially with that flywheel, too bad it wont be visible when everything back together

E6KT2 03-16-03 09:14 AM

"First off you can kiss my ass."

Thanks for being an embarassment to the forum.

"and if they don't distinguish between S4 & S5 flywheels there is a fukin problem, cause they don't use the same couter weight."

There is no difference between the aftermarket flywheels. The counterweight is a seperate piece.

"Third they don't even tell you what brand it is."

It's SR Motorsports. If they don't want to tell you that Joe-Bob made it, so what? It does what they say it will do and they stand behind it. You need to do less posting and more reading.


"For a minute there, I forgot why I quit visiting the rx7club.com forums. Now I remember....
Thanks.
Steve C."

Steve, Come Back! :)

hIGGI 03-16-03 11:52 AM


Originally posted by qwck10th
Rpeck, I've never seen or heard of anyone shipping a flywheel without a starter ring gear already installed. Maybe to a machine shop???

Well, i have got my chromemoly lightened flywheel from Australia without teeths. I was confused first days, but once i was told i have to swap ring gear from stock flywheel, i took flywheels to my neighbor (he got acetylen torch) and swapping was matter of half hour.....

http://rx7cz.net/photos/works09/

No problem :o)


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