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SC flywheel differences

Anyone know the differences between the early and late SC flywheels?

Pelican shows different p/n's for them...

And, anybody know the wt. of the stock SC flywheel?

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yea, i was going to suggest you watch out for the difference in your WTB post.


the early flywheel has a pressed in throwout bearing. the later SC flywheel has one that bolts onto the crank with 3 small allen bolts. lemme see if i can find a photo.
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here is an early FW



lemme know if you need a pic of the later one. i have one on my workbench.
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Thanks Vash - yes a pic of the later one would be great. Esp. if you have a closeup of the bearing area difference.

I guess I have another question now -- which one will fit a 3.2L crankshaft??
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The late model that works with the bolt-in pilot bearing will mate up to a 3.2 crankshaft. That's what I have in my motor.

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