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I would go with one of the USA made McLeod, Hays, quality billet flywheels.
You want a company with a history of making quality flywheels and clutches.
They may even make custom flywheels I would contact them?
You want a company with a history of making quality flywheels and clutches.
They may even make custom flywheels I would contact them?
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Another note, ordered a $500 set of Hooker headers a few months back. The label on the side of the box said “Made in China”. That’s sacrilage. They, like others, are farming out the slower moving stuff to other manufacturers.
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I’m a Hays dealer so I ordered one for a recent build. Guess what, it arrived in a PRW box inside of a Hays box, AND it was $40.00 more than it would’ve been had I bought direct from them.
Another note, ordered a $500 set of Hooker headers a few months back. The label on the side of the box said “Made in China”. That’s sacrilage. They, like others, are farming out the slower moving stuff to other manufacturers.
What about McLeod ?
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I found one one eBay from Olds Rocket Parts. It’s billet steel, 22 pounds and $199. I’m sure it’s made in China. I talked to the guy that owns the company, Junior, who used to work at Mondello’s in the Joe days. Only reason I wanted o go a little lighter is so the engine would sound a little snappier.
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