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Re: Aftermarket Flywheels
#415744 08/21/02 12:13 AM
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Actually I've notice alot of slippage lately, though I've had it on longer than most of you claiming slippage. It's possible that I may eventually pull out the trans again. Initally the Flywheel/Clutchmasters combo worked great but I just seem to find a bit more slippage lately than I'd like.

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Re: Aftermarket Flywheels
#415745 08/22/02 04:24 PM
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Clutchmasters also makes an aluminum flywheel. It's listed under the Mercury Cougar 2.5L. It retails for 460, but I think NOPI has it for a little over 400 or something like that. I'm considering the CM flywheel with their stage III clutch kit.


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Re: Aftermarket Flywheels
#415746 08/26/02 12:02 AM
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So does the Fidanza get everyone's vote? Why is it better than UR?

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