how much does the standard TT flywheel weigh?

Does this help mate?, about 15 posts down from the top :chef:

 

http://www.300zx.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?t=134657&highlight=300zx+weight+thread

That flywheel no good mate?? Or you getting a fresh one?

the rip of merchants at quasar have landed me in financial difficulties so after all the money iv spent on it..... its gotta go :(

 

and as its against 'the reich' to sell anything on here unless i give some guy £20, its gone on ebay for some random price....im making a loss btw.....

 

its currently just under 9kgs

 

(this will redoubtably get removed but for what its worth...)

 

 

 

FML :(

Edited July 13, 201015 yr by groover
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Does this help mate?, about 15 posts down from the top :chef:

 

http://www.300zx.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?t=134657&highlight=300zx+weight+thread

 

na flywheel is 9.3kgs, but the TT one is much wider, im currently running 12psi on a NA exeedy clutch and flywheel (heroic ;)

Lol was that my flywheel that got lightened??!

Lol was that my flywheel that got lightened??!

 

yep, would'v loved to fit it after id had all the work done....well put it this way, they miss quoted me on the price....big time :(

Ah bugger mate, real shame! Looks like they made a good job!! Cant believe thats the same thing actually lol

na flywheel is 9.3kgs, but the TT one is much wider, im currently running 12psi on a NA exeedy clutch and flywheel (heroic ;)

 

The TT flywheel is only about 4mm wider, thats all :cool3:

couldn't get a clutch in time for the swap so i stuck to the na set up with the intention of putting this on at a later date with an epic clutch.... fail :(

The TT flywheel is only about 4mm wider, thats all :cool3:

 

more than 4mm easily, i had them side by side :turned:

TT Flywheel is 11.2 kg

so 4mm = nearly 2kgs?

more than 4mm easily, i had them side by side :turned:

 

Maybe autos are different? Not sure :wacko:

 

Is'nt there a thickness difference between them ? I really cant remember.

 

Maybe autos are different? Not sure :wacko:

 

Yes, auto's are very different............they dont have flywheels :rofl: :p

Is'nt there a thickness difference between them ? I really cant remember.

 

 

 

Yes, auto's are very different............they dont have flywheels :rofl: :p

 

Whats that called on the left then?? Honest question (not being a smart arse) :thumbup:

 

A Ring gear. Just for the starter to engage with. Very thin and light....Weighs bugger all.

A Ring gear. Just for the starter to engage with. Very thin and light....Weighs bugger all.

 

Nice one smart arse :lol: thnx

^^^ LMAO^^^

 

Al.

Dave has some good knowledge of 300's , all cars in fact. Almost got him Daz, am sure one day, someone will !!! lol.

 

Al.

Dave has some good knowledge of 300's , all cars in fact. Almost got him Daz, am sure one day, someone will !!! lol.

 

Al.

 

Damn right, he always comes up trumps in tech questions, i admire his knowledge, thats why i didnt want to sound a smart ass coz im not and he is, I`m learning a lot from him, Thanks :tongue_smilie:

LOL Thanks :blush:

What about thanking me!!!!! lol!!!!

 

:blushing: :lol: :lol: :surrender:

 

Al.

in an attemp at being an even bigger smart arse its actually called a flex plate

in an attemp at being an even bigger smart arse its actually called a flex plate

 

So.. Legrath is wrong? :biggrin:

i dont think anyone with a swb can be wrong:biggrin: