stroker motors and stock flywheel
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stroker motors and stock flywheel
duff429 on July 22nd 2010, 4:19 am
When does a stroker motor require a aftermarket steel flywheel? RPM? Would it be best for me to sell my stock cast 429 flywheel from my cyclone and get a steel one no matter how big I build a engine?
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Re: stroker motors and stock flywheel
dfree383 on July 22nd 2010, 9:53 am
Its not a bad idea to get a Billet Steel Flywheel for any application beyond stock.
The stock stuff is fine for lower RPM / Daily Driver stuff. but when you start spinning them 40+ year old used stuff is not the best thing to have next to your feet.
The stock stuff is fine for lower RPM / Daily Driver stuff. but when you start spinning them 40+ year old used stuff is not the best thing to have next to your feet.
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