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Jul 21, 2002

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flywheel!!

hey actually i was thinking if we can use the older gen ITR ones or the GSR ones?

Jul 21, 2002

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Are for real? Come on now, that falls into the Dseries does not mix with Bseries. So forget about it.

Jul 21, 2002

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omg.. you have.... so many posts....rediculous..lots of free time huh?

Jul 22, 2002

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yes i do have alot of time!
hey u never know.. i was bored and wanted to know
i want to mod the hellah out of my car!
hehehe.
wat kind of flywheel can i use? besides the lightening of the stock one?

Jul 22, 2002

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supposedly the previous gen d series civics use the same one. so if that holds true, any SOHC flywheel for a d series between 92-02 should work.

but dont quote me on that.

Jul 22, 2002

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the 7th gen clutch assembly is backwards

Jul 22, 2002

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hMmMMM...thanks for the info..
ill look into it more now hahaha

dun woorrrie i dont have a clutch hehehe
HEHE!!!

Jul 22, 2002

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[hr]Originally posted by: AlexLx
supposedly the previous gen d series civics use the same one. so if that holds true, any SOHC flywheel for a d series between 92-02 should work.

but dont quote me on that.[hr]

its true. any 92-02 sohc civic flywheel will work.

Jul 22, 2002

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I can get you guys a JUN ultra lightweight flywheel for $500 and the Lightweight for $450

Jul 22, 2002

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I thought we had some new flexable flywheel or something like that, and that it's unique to the 7th gen.

Jul 23, 2002

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Is there any difference between flywheels besides name . I was thinking of getting either a JUN or fidenza fly wheel.

Jul 23, 2002

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some are made of aluminum and some of chromoly. jun and fidenza are chromoly. clutchmasters is aluminum. also, they weigh differently. jun makes like 9 or 10 lb. flywheels. zex also makes a 10 lb. clutchmasters weighs 7 lbs. fidenza makes 7 lb. i want to say that fidenza is made by clutchmasters. i may be wrong but i have heard of this.