FLYWHEEL?

syclone2910 · Jan 28, 2003

what kind should I get and what is the part numbers.
And how many teeth are on it?

the Sandman · Jan 28, 2003

Re: FLYWHEEL?

syclone2910 said:
what kind should I get and what is the part numbers.
And how many teeth are on it?

From sytyauthority.net:
Flexplate: 168 tooth B&M #20239
Flywheel: Stock GM #10128414

AUSyTyIN · Jan 29, 2003

Flywheels are only used on manual transmissions.

MikeRenz · Jan 29, 2003

sbc freak said:
Flywheels are only used on manual transmissions.

but GM feels free to use both terms when describing the flexplate for our trucks.

AUSyTyIN · Jan 29, 2003

MikeRenz said:
sbc freak said:

Flywheels are only used on manual transmissions.

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but GM feels free to use both terms when describing the flexplate for our trucks.

GM, or the idiot working at the parts counter?

Loeryder · Jan 29, 2003

In the parts manual GM lists it as a FLYWHEEL part#10128414
Pg 0-27 if you care to look it up.

GM must not be onto your politically correct parts naming convention.

How bout we call it flexplate/flywheel>? flyplate? flexwheel?
Soon everyone will be so confused they won't know what either part does.

AUSyTyIN · Jan 30, 2003

Flexplate sounds good to me.

TurboManiacal · Jan 30, 2003

Loeryder said:
In the parts manual GM lists it as a FLYWHEEL part#10128414
Pg 0-27 if you care to look it up.

GM must not be onto your politically correct parts naming convention.

How bout we call it flexplate/flywheel>? flyplate? flexwheel?
Soon everyone will be so confused they won't know what either part does.

What type of intake should I use?

FLYWHEEL?

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