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Old 03-14-2005, 08:10 PM
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Need new flywheel for a 4g64 help

Basicaly I need a new flywheel and I am having trouble finding one for my 2.4 L 4G64 SOHC Engine ACT doesnt make them for my car ={


so what is a good brand to get that will fit my 96 gs spyder eclipse?
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Re: Need new flywheel for a 4g64 help

Whats wrong with your stock one? If its greased over... Get it turned.
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Old 03-14-2005, 09:16 PM
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Re: Re: Need new flywheel for a 4g64 help

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Whats wrong with your stock one? If its greased over... Get it turned.

Well my clutch is slipping maddddddd, so Im getting a shop to install a new one (which i still have to order), however my bro told me that I should replace the flywheel too and that if I get a light weight aftermarket one it would provide a noticable differance in acceleration is this true? Also the flywheel has 102K on it.
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Re: Need new flywheel for a 4g64 help

No... He is bullshitting you. The only thing a lighter flywheel is going to help is your rev in neutral. In each gear it is going to be the same as a stock flywheel because you are turning the same force. The flywheel isnt going to help anything!

Just take yours out and get it resurfaced!
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Re: Re: Need new flywheel for a 4g64 help

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No... He is bullshitting you. The only thing a lighter flywheel is going to help is your rev in neutral. In each gear it is going to be the same as a stock flywheel because you are turning the same force. The flywheel isnt going to help anything!

Just take yours out and get it resurfaced!

ahahah are you serious?!
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Re: Need new flywheel for a 4g64 help

yea just get yours resurfaced. as long as it isnt really bad you'll be fine. make sure that the place resurfacing it does the step height right. if you are getting a act pressure plate then the flywheel's step height should be cut to .612
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Re: Re: Need new flywheel for a 4g64 help

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yea just get yours resurfaced. as long as it isnt really bad you'll be fine. make sure that the place resurfacing it does the step height right. if you are getting a act pressure plate then the flywheel's step height should be cut to .612

I will be gettin an ACT clutch kit for sure but will it mention the step heigh in the instructions? Also wut kind ACT Kit should I get for myy 2.4L I want something that is for aggressive street driving.
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Re: Need new flywheel for a 4g64 help

a 2600 should be good. it might say the step height in the directions but probably not.
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Re: Re: Need new flywheel for a 4g64 help

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a 2600 should be good. it might say the step height in the directions but probably not.

shouldnt the shop know exactly what the step hieght is and can you explain it a little more in depth to me?
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