1G What flywheel do I have?

[Leesredgt89]

Pulled the engine out of my car last week and put it on a stand. Ofcourse, to do that the clutch and flywheel have to be removed. I bought the car as is so I need some help identifying the flywheel so I can buy a new friction plate. Anyone have any input on what it is?

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[Vladimir]

Looks like a 6 bolt fidanza flywheel...I could be wrong tho... You can buy friction material on this separately

 

[Leesredgt89]

Looks like a 6 bolt fidanza flywheel...I could be wrong tho... You can buy friction material on this separately

That’s what I think it is as well but want to make sure before I drop the $90 on the friction plate

 

[jdxnc]

You'd be better off just tossing that and getting an ACT Streetlite flywheel, much more durable and has a little more mass to make street driving better.

 

[Vladimir]

You'd be better off just tossing that and getting an ACT Streetlite flywheel, much more durable and has a little more mass to make street driving better.

I agree. I'll even go as far as saying leave or buy a factory flywheel if you are only running it on a street with a smaller turbo....there is nothing worse than driving with a heavy duty pressure plate a 4 pack clutch disc and a lightweight flywheel in the city traffic

 

[Detail]

You'd be better off just tossing that and getting an ACT Streetlite flywheel, much more durable and has a little more mass to make street driving better.

I completely agree. This with a southbend clutch is fantastic and extremely streetable.