aluminum flywheels?
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5.0_GT_kid
20+ Year Stangneter 
Ford Racing sells them as well...dunno what brand they are. Oh and RAM sells them too.
I thought you could get a Fidanza for cheaper than that though
I thought you could get a Fidanza for cheaper than that though
5.0_GT_kid
20+ Year Stangneter
Edit: Grn92LX had stated in another thread that he's seen them go on Ebay for around $290, and got his through his engine builder for $320
http://www.ultrarev.com has the fidanza for $319. i just got mine from there. this is by far the finest flywheel i have seen. it has a replaceable friction surface, and one of the best features it has is that it comes at a 0 imbalance and includes both the 50oz and 28oz weights. if you buy a fidanza, you should never have to make that purchase again. i just bought my second one for my new stang and wouldnt go with anything else.
I believe fidenza makes spec flywheels.
You can find the alum fidenza's on Ebay for $280 or so, but like said above, I paid $320 through my builder as I don't do Egay. It is a very nice piece. Make sure you use the supplied loctite in the dowel pins and weight bolts.
You can find the alum fidenza's on Ebay for $280 or so, but like said above, I paid $320 through my builder as I don't do Egay. It is a very nice piece. Make sure you use the supplied loctite in the dowel pins and weight bolts.
stang_dan said:
They come with dowel pins and bolts for the weight, but no bolts to bolt it to the crank. You want arp bolts for that. Part # arp-200-2802. Use blue loctite on the threads and tq it to 70-90 ft/lbs. Then use blue loctite also on the pressure plate bolts and tq it to I think 24 ft/lbs.
5.0_GT_kid
20+ Year Stangneter
stang_dan said:great as normal thanks for the help.
thats my last question for real
dan
I don't think anyone here minds you asking questions...especially a Marine serving our country
