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Which Flywheel is this?
I'm trying to absolutely make sure which flywheel I have and I'm a little cofused. The part # is 930-102-233-3R but this does not seem to match anything I can find exactly. Maybe I don't understand Porsche part #s...
How do I know for sure what this is? I can't seem to find an exact match on Pelican. FYI, the starter ring is separate. Thanks
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Post a picture and we'll figure it out.
The number on the flywheel is the casting/forging number not the final part number.
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Thanks, I'll try to get a pic...dead digital camera right now. I "think" it may be the turbo flywheel, since I'm pretty sure the PO switched over to the turbo package at the last replacement.
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I think you've got a 3.2/G-50 flywheel
911 1986-89 Here's a pic  
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THAT'S IT!
How is that listed on Pelican? Not that I'm replaceing mine since it seems to be in great shape but I'm still curious how I'd know what other parts I need to go along with it.
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I found that as well...odd that there is no "view in parts diagram" option. Assuming I'm looking at the correct one 911 flywheel 87-89. My car has had the rubber centered clutch replaced with the Turbo version, per the repair bill from Loudens here in Dallas.
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