Flywheel (actual) weights D series
id like to know the weight of D series stock flywheels. ACTUAL weights, like on a scale. pic to prove preferred.
in fact, ill paypal anyone $5 if you show pics on a postal scale of at least THREE DIFFERENT flywheels. any year/model. im looking for particularly the lighter ones, like HF and CX flywheels, but i need a Si baseline. please authenticate the flywheels origin, no guesses.
you have our gratitude.
in fact, ill paypal anyone $5 if you show pics on a postal scale of at least THREE DIFFERENT flywheels. any year/model. im looking for particularly the lighter ones, like HF and CX flywheels, but i need a Si baseline. please authenticate the flywheels origin, no guesses.
you have our gratitude.
If I were at home I could of gotten you a 89 D15B2 weight at least to get the ball rolling. I'm sure someone else can get to it though before the next time i'm there.
It probably would be a good idea to get more than 1 weight though because of resurfacing and other things that happen over the years.
It probably would be a good idea to get more than 1 weight though because of resurfacing and other things that happen over the years.
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Tyson »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">id like to know the weight of D series stock flywheels. ACTUAL weights, like on a scale. pic to prove preferred.
in fact, ill paypal anyone $5 if you show pics on a postal scale of at least THREE DIFFERENT flywheels. any year/model. im looking for particularly the lighter ones, like HF and CX flywheels, but i need a Si baseline. please authenticate the flywheels origin, no guesses.
you have our gratitude.</TD></TR></TABLE>
i tried to do the same thing years ago with B series and a few months back with K series....
this part is what you need to emphasis " please authenticate the flywheels origin, no guesses. "
goodluck, this could be a really good thread.
in fact, ill paypal anyone $5 if you show pics on a postal scale of at least THREE DIFFERENT flywheels. any year/model. im looking for particularly the lighter ones, like HF and CX flywheels, but i need a Si baseline. please authenticate the flywheels origin, no guesses.
you have our gratitude.</TD></TR></TABLE>
i tried to do the same thing years ago with B series and a few months back with K series....
this part is what you need to emphasis " please authenticate the flywheels origin, no guesses. "
goodluck, this could be a really good thread.
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Mista Bone »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">92-95 DX/EX/Si = 18.0-18.5 lbs
92-95 VX/CX - 15.0-15.5 lbs
#1 cut down stocker = 12.3 lbs
#2 cut down stoker = 11.8 lbs
This is using a postal scale, within .1 oz tolerance
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first person to weigh those and takes a pic gets $5.
(2nd hand info carries no weight, haha, pun intended
)
92-95 VX/CX - 15.0-15.5 lbs
#1 cut down stocker = 12.3 lbs
#2 cut down stoker = 11.8 lbs
This is using a postal scale, within .1 oz tolerance
</TD></TR></TABLE>first person to weigh those and takes a pic gets $5.
(2nd hand info carries no weight, haha, pun intended
)
so i found my stash of various flywheels and weighed them.
ive got two that weigh in at 16.3 and 16.6 lbs. the 16.6 one is supposedly sourced from a SOHC ZC engine. not sure which exactly. it looks like your "15" one. not quite sure where i got the other one, but its the lighter of the two and i'll be putting my Accord disc on it anyway to mate to my 88 tranny.
the other 3 are around 18 and some lbs. one of them is a small disc type, either 88 or 89. those are going to the recycler....
ive got two that weigh in at 16.3 and 16.6 lbs. the 16.6 one is supposedly sourced from a SOHC ZC engine. not sure which exactly. it looks like your "15" one. not quite sure where i got the other one, but its the lighter of the two and i'll be putting my Accord disc on it anyway to mate to my 88 tranny.
the other 3 are around 18 and some lbs. one of them is a small disc type, either 88 or 89. those are going to the recycler....
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