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> FS- Lightened Flywheel for a 4 cyl, $100 including shipping to lower 48 states
tornik550
post Dec 9 2012, 06:40 PM
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Up for sale is a lightened flywheel for a 4 cyl. It weighs 11 lbs. I purchased it on this website from another user. I used it for about 500 miles without any problems. I removed it due to some unrelated issues with my engine. $100 including shipping to lower 48 states.


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I can send a better picture of the friction surface if needed. I just snapped a few quick pictures with my phone.
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some more pictures. fyi- the step up from the depression towards the center of the flywheel to the friction surface measures 1.45mm.


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