Ok I'm like wicked annoyed im trying to find a racing flywheel for an 88 rx7 non-turbo. I just bought a ACT Mazda RX-7 Heavy Duty Pressure Plate w/ ACT Mazda RX-7 6 Pad Rigid Race Disc Clutch Kit but i cant find a flywheel for my car....at my wits-end can any 1 help me?..Do they even make it for a NT rx7? I know my stock wont work its the orginal 1 so its 20 years old and its a stock flywheel so it will shatter. So ya I need a racing flywheel with a counter-weight.

 

try here

http://www.advancedclutch.com/default.aspx

 

No it won't.

http://racingbeat.com/FRmazda2.htm

Drop down on the menu on the left, and choose flywheels.

 

yep. i thought ACT only made stuff for turbo cars?

 

nope, they make the clutch kits for both, thanks guys!!! i went to the main site for act found a flywheel but idk if tis for a turbo or not it dont say...wow wicked expensive, the flywheel on that site cost more then my clutch kit...lol i still need a counter weight right? i cant use my stock one if im correct.

 

All ACT Flywheels are for turbo.

 

I asked a similar question just a few days ago but folks insisted that ACT only makes flywheels for the TII. Good luck

 

well i know on there drop down menu that have R2 1.3L N FI and R2 1.3L T FI
so i guess n is n/a n t is turbo? but im goign to call them tomorrow and find out im looking for a flywheel for a non-turbo for 250-300$ and then counter weight for idk how much but tryign to find it all in 1 place

 

http://www.mazdatrix.com/flywheel.htm
http://www.racingbeat.com/FRmazda2.htm
http://www.centerforce.com
http://www.rx7.com/store/rx7/fcdrivetrain_flywheel.html

The stock steel flywheel is more durable than the racing flywheels. The point of racing flywheels is to have a lower moment of inertia that allows the engine to rev up and down at a faster rate.

 

oo ok, well i dont trust it..lol the pressure plate already went, sooo thats why i wanna replace them, but i dont alot about trannies but im learning alot from what people are saying.

 

If you buy the NA one you get a TII one. There are no ACT NA Flywheels.

 

If you don't trust a hunk of metal that big....why do you trust your car?

 

brand new engine....i never said i dont trust my car..i dont trust the tranny

 

The big flywheel that won't break is what you don't trust. You have more chance of breaking the lightweight flywheel. (not that you will)

 

just bought a light steel flywheel came with counter weight, its 17lbs. so we can keep on talking about it for other ppl to learn by but we dont have to, ya i wasnt goign to buy anythign under 12lbs and only steel