Schiefer Buick 300 Aluminium Flywheel

Started by Wotland, April 25, 2013, 09:17:10 AM

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Wotland


Wotland


NCtim

I could be wrong but that looks like a flex plate for an automatic trans. I've never see a flywheel like that. If I'm right, you might want to repost correctly.

DiDueColpi

Thats just the backside (or crankshaft side) of the flywheel Tim.
The screwholes that are visible are to retain the friction surface on the face of the flywheel.
The allen bolts and the double splines visible in the center would lead me to believe that this has a dual disc clutch attached to it.
I may also be wrong but there are no living witnesses to any past errors.
Cheers
Fred

BlownMGB-V8

Now why didn't I think of that?
A good, low inertia setup. Leave it to Wotland Wotland to come up with that. He seems to find the best cast-off parts.

Jim

NCtim

Wow, that's some knowledge bank you've got there in your Braunschweiger. I couldn't figure out that spline pattern. Wonder what that weighs and if it would worth finding all the clutch parts to fit?

Tim

Wotland

Yes it is for manual.

The other side with AP Racing 7.25" tri-disc clutch kit.


roverman

Dimitri, Are you also selling the clutch assemby ?  You have counted the disk ?  Spline dimensions are ?  Cheers, roverman.

roverman

This appears to be a non 215/ RV8 crank bolt pattern ?

Wotland

Art, yes clutch assembly is also for sale.
Specs : 3 discs 7.25" 28 splines.
Ring seems to be in magnesium ( very very light).

Bolt patteren is for Buick 300 crank.

Wotland


Todd McCreary

*Sigh*

$250 for the flywheel WITH the clutch and pressure plates attached?

( You're going to make me buy this damn thing, aren't you? )

Wotland



alcoa7v8

Are Shiefer flywheel and clutch still available?

Todd McCreary

i thought i was buying it, but i still haven't heard back from Wotland on my PM to him.

Wotland