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March 14th, 2007, 10:18 PM
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Differnce of flywheel counterweight sc and n/a
I'm putting a manual tranny behind my SC3800 using a flywheel from a n/a 3800 camaro. I know they use a different auto flexplate for the sc and n/a 3800's in the front drivers. Is it just the weight of the counterweight that is different between the two? and how much is each one respectively? I don't want to teardown a good running engine just to do a rebalance if I don't have to.
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