Bond

I am getting a organic Exedy clutch and a site has said when you order the clutch you must get a flywheel for a 1.6L si. I think this is a way to trick people into buying more. I thought that all d series trannies are the same and there flywheels too. Are they just BS'in or are they right? I do not know and need your guy's wisdom. I just don't wanna get the wrong parts and have it not work. They said something like the flywheel is bigger and the clutch will only work with a Si flywheel. If this is right can I put a 1.6L Si flywheel on my D15? I thought the dissplacement was just different between a D15 and D16? Please help .

Bond

Bump.

e jay one

whats the clutch your getting for? they should all be the same you wont need a new flywheel just resurface the one you have.

Bond

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by e jay one &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">whats the clutch your getting for? they should all be the same you wont need a new flywheel just resurface the one you have.</TD></TR></TABLE>

Yeah, resurfacing would be cheaper, but I want a lighter one. Don't worry about that question. It is not one of my finest momoents of thinking. They are all the same and so are the flywheels. I am gonna go with a pro street flywheel (8.36lb.) and an exedy organic stage 1 clutch kit. It's gonna be sweet! Have you ever heared anything about pro street flywheels? It looks like some good stuff. Let me know if you've heard anything about them (good or bad).

stormy

D series flywheels are not the same every year they got bigger for awhile

Bond

Yeah, back in the late 80's early 90's. I think they kept going up from '88 to '91. This doesn't involve the 5th gen civics.