From flexplate to Flywheel
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My bud has bought a 94 Corvette engine. Its a 350ci with one piece rear seal. Currently has a counterweighted flexplate on it but he wants to put a flywheel on for his manual gearbox.
Are all these engines external balancing and can he just chuck on a counterweighted flywheel without doing anything else?
Are all these engines external balancing and can he just chuck on a counterweighted flywheel without doing anything else?
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According to Summitt, the OEM harmonic balancer is internally balanced. So, the flywheel should be internally balanced.
http://www.summitracing.com/search/P...nic-Balancers/
http://www.summitracing.com/search/P...nic-Balancers/
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gm stock one piece cranks use a weight on the flywheel or flexplate, bc they machined the counterweight off when they made it one piece, Round on the end. Theres a flywheel for it, but there hard to find