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This references the rear differential.

The Dana 36 was the smaller unit. It was used on all 1984 Corvettes, and all automatic Corvettes thru 199...
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Re: ZF6 Tranny clutch/gears!

Subject: Re: ZF6 Tranny clutch/gears!
by bogus on 2013/2/13 20:20:07

I had the Fidenza... meh... For drag racing, good, for road course, not so good. I am not a fan of it...

As much as a lighter flywheel takes off rotating mass/weight, the flywheel also stores torque, so too light, and you start to effect torque storage and launching out of corners gets queer.

That's what I noticed... It just seemed to lack that "pop" I was looking for.

Drag racing, when you are dumping power all at once, not so bad, in fact, it does help there.

I still suggest using the OEM F-Body steel flywheel. It's about 20# after cutting down and is a nice compromise.

Before you install it, get it match balanced with your existing DMFW! The DM uses these little weights to fine balance the engine to the flywheel; which is the external balancer on the rear.

Not doing this could result is a shit load of vibrations at different RPMs. Considering your background, match balance is the least of our worries.

The other reason? The fidenza is EXPENSIVE... $400+, the Fbody SMFW? About $200.

When I build my 383, it will be around a steel Fbody SMFW, neutral balanced because all balance will be internal.


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