while searching the internet i have found a few places that say flywheels fit from an 87 to 95, others that say 89-95, and a few more that only list them as 93-95... there is a guy in orlando selling a tII flywheel from his 87(if he still has it) and i would buy it if i know it will fit... can anyone help me out? thanks
harrison |
I have a stock 93 flywheel you can have if you want. Just pay shipping...
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thanks, but i'm actually wondering because this guy has a racing beat light wieght flywheel... maybe i'll just email racing beat...
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The '89+ t2 flywheel is the same as fd; the '87 & '88 t2 flywheels & counterweights are different-heavier to balance out the heavier rotors in those years.
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ah... damn.... thanks guys...
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Does the flywheel you are looking at have an automatic counterbalance bolted to it? If it does you can get an 89+ T2 or FD automatic counter balance to replace it. This is very common with aftermarket flywheels.
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ya but 89 to 91 TII flywheels is 3 lbs heavier then FD.
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Mazdatrix.com list the '89-95 flywheels under the same part number. If they were differing weights, I imagine they would have separate part #'s.
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well first off the guy i am talking to has an 87 T2 with a racing beat flywheel... so its not the stock flywheel.... he said he talked to his mechanic guy and he said i could use the flywheel if i use my counter weight... (does this sound right???.... i have no idea). also, a local race shop here in orlando has a 12lb i beleive AASCO flywheel, but it doesn't come with a counter wieght... when i asked if it did, the guy called AASCO and they said to just use the stock one... but i dunno.... still kind of weary, and am thinking i should just go ahead and buy one for the FD that comes with the counter weight and installation hardware....
so what would you do? thanks guys harrison |
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