Billet flywheel ?
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I've got a good deal on a Hays billet steel flywheel 11" 168t for BBC internal balance. In the notes for the flywheel it states it will not fit 400 and 454 bbc. i have a 509 build that i am doing. Does this concern me and the bellhousings used for marine ?? Should i be concerned? Part number hays-10-130. thanks, Dave
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http://www.haysclutches.com/ProductD...&minselection=
I used Hays 10-430 on a Gen 6 502. Steel, SFI, External, 168t.on my Gen6; fits Gen5&6.
http://www.haysclutches.com/ProductD...&minselection=
Thinking this is Internal Balance (and not for Externally balanced BBC's) and won't work for you.
http://www.haysclutches.com/ProductD...&minselection=
MkIV BBC is 10-235
What Gen 502 is this?
I used Hays 10-430 on a Gen 6 502. Steel, SFI, External, 168t.on my Gen6; fits Gen5&6.
http://www.haysclutches.com/ProductD...&minselection=
Thinking this is Internal Balance (and not for Externally balanced BBC's) and won't work for you.
http://www.haysclutches.com/ProductD...&minselection=
MkIV BBC is 10-235
What Gen 502 is this?
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1) 400 and 454 are externally balanced. Dont know if your engine is internally or externally ballanced.
2) No difference in marine vas non-marine flywheels unless you have a top mounted starter.
3) The coupler or drive plate are a lot more prone to damage than the flywheel, so why bother with billet?
My $0.02
Gary
2) No difference in marine vas non-marine flywheels unless you have a top mounted starter.
3) The coupler or drive plate are a lot more prone to damage than the flywheel, so why bother with billet?
My $0.02
Gary