I found this in the attic of my shop. I used to run it on a buggy with a 1775. I took it out because the brads that hold the center in worked lose. I took it to the clutch shop and had it rebuilt, now I'm thinking of putting it in my stroker motor. Has anyone ran a flywheel that light in a big motor? It worked great in the small engine....super quick revs.....you could let out and bring it back on hills. Anybody?

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6lb? 8lb works good!

i know dean is running some retardedly light flywheel...

and he is still not as cool as i lol

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I didn't know if this would work with a big motor. I do know these are hard to come by because they were discontinued many years ago.I'm going to try it....I'll post the results. Thanks

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When you go to put it on make sure you put the flywheel holder on the thicker parts of the flywheel holder or it will bend.

cyle

I can hook you up with one. A 6 lb steel flywheel. I love mine.

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Is it that weight originally or has it been cut down? I've never seen a steel one that light.

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