Billet Flywheel and Paddle Clutch
21 April 2006, 12:08 AM
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Billet Flywheel and Paddle Clutch
Due to a change of plans I have decide to sell my Billet Flywheel and Paddle Clutch
The Flywheel is used, but I have had the surface re-ground and it balanced, so it is in pristine condition, it weighs in at approximately 5kg (I will weigh it tomorrow to get a more accurate figure)
To go with the Flywheel I have a Lateral Performance supplied 5 paddle clutch, which is new and unused, complete with new cover plate balanced to the flywheel and a new release bearing.
I'm looking for offers around 500 quid for clutch and flywheel, including delivery to mainland UK.
The Flywheel is used, but I have had the surface re-ground and it balanced, so it is in pristine condition, it weighs in at approximately 5kg (I will weigh it tomorrow to get a more accurate figure)
To go with the Flywheel I have a Lateral Performance supplied 5 paddle clutch, which is new and unused, complete with new cover plate balanced to the flywheel and a new release bearing.
I'm looking for offers around 500 quid for clutch and flywheel, including delivery to mainland UK.
21 April 2006, 09:35 PM
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Gazza, sorry no, I won't split them, I had the clutch cover specificly balanced to the flywheel.
With regards to the power level this clutch can hold, from memory it should be more than capable of holding 400lbft of torque...if not more, as demonstrated by several of the big power cars over the past few years, such as David Wallis who had an indentical clutch in his car while he was using the 6 speed 'box
With regards to the power level this clutch can hold, from memory it should be more than capable of holding 400lbft of torque...if not more, as demonstrated by several of the big power cars over the past few years, such as David Wallis who had an indentical clutch in his car while he was using the 6 speed 'box
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23 December 2006, 10:36 AM
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After a wee brake while concentrating on my new job and the subsequent house move that came with it I've started on the car again, and the flywheel and clutch are still available
07 January 2007, 12:56 PM
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I think you need to look again at the prices of those better clutches 
This is a serious bit of kit, and the only thing better than it for handling serious torque is a twin plate. It is not an eBay special, this came from Lateral Performance
The billet flywheel alone would be more 300 quid, the clutch, coverplate and release bearing come in at more than 400. And then there's the additional balancing I've had done to push it just that bit further...besides I did say 'offers'
This is a serious bit of kit, and the only thing better than it for handling serious torque is a twin plate. It is not an eBay special, this came from Lateral Performance
The billet flywheel alone would be more 300 quid, the clutch, coverplate and release bearing come in at more than 400. And then there's the additional balancing I've had done to push it just that bit further...besides I did say 'offers'
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