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Old 10-21-2004, 12:09 AM
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flywheel question

im ordering a flywheel for a 95 gs-t and i need to know. do i need a 6 bolt or 7 bolt flywheel for my car. this will be going on with a act 2600lb clutch so....
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Re: flywheel question

7 bolt, 6 bolt is the 90-92 flywheels
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Re: flywheel question

A very rare/few of the 92s are 7 bolt. I have seen one with my own eyes But in general, thats the rule of thumb. Just wanted to add that tidbit.

MAke sure the flywheel is cut for a ACT clutch, .610 inch step height. If you are buying an ACT flywheel, it will be all set already.
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