Help identify this aftermarket flywheel!
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Help identify this aftermarket flywheel!
Had this in my car for 4 years. Was told I was getting an ACT lightflywheel. Well it is not. There are no company stamps or serial #'s. This flywheel has a replaceable insert with 24 set screws. It uses the 6 hole auto counterweight like most do. I have searched and searched. Looked at many aftermarket flys. To no success on finding a match to replace the insert. Anyone know which company made one w/ 24 set screw insert holes? Thanks G
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Hey Garrett,
I think that's the Shane Racing one. I bought parts from the guy many years ago before I learned that he was a crook
I have a new friction ring back at the shop, I can look it up for ya on Friday when I go over to drop in a motor
I think that's the Shane Racing one. I bought parts from the guy many years ago before I learned that he was a crook

I have a new friction ring back at the shop, I can look it up for ya on Friday when I go over to drop in a motor
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Sounds good Rich! Just check and see if it has 24 set screws that holds it in. Be happy to buy off of ya! G
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Check the holes for the pressure plate. If it's threaded, it's most likely a SR flywheel. The Racing Beat doesn't have threaded holes as it uses a bolt/nut combo to secure the pressure plate.
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yep. that looks like the one from mazdatrix. i have one in the garage.
http://mazdatrix.com/flywheel.htm
http://mazdatrix.com/flywheel.htm
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