DIY Clutch and/or Flywheel Replacement
#11
RE: DIY Clutch and/or Flywheel Replacement
Well, the install is done. Everything works flawlessly. I didn't have my camera, nor was my Grandpa in the mood after 2 days of working on a cramped Honda for me to be taking pictures. I have a few from my cell phone and I'll go out and take pics of what I can.
This clutch/flywheel combo is AMAZING!
This clutch/flywheel combo is AMAZING!
#16
if you take of the serp belt and remove the 2 bolts holding your compressor to your engine you wont evacuate your system. just leave your comressor in the car and rip the engine out.
also in your first reply you talked about chatter. its not because the flywheel is lighter, flywheels are balanced out of the factory with the crankshaft attached, its all together when they balance it. so changing the flywheel means the crank is no longer balanced properly. if you want performance take the crank out the bottom of the engine bolt the flywheel to it and send it to an engine shop to balance the thing.
also in your first reply you talked about chatter. its not because the flywheel is lighter, flywheels are balanced out of the factory with the crankshaft attached, its all together when they balance it. so changing the flywheel means the crank is no longer balanced properly. if you want performance take the crank out the bottom of the engine bolt the flywheel to it and send it to an engine shop to balance the thing.
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