Does s2 manual convert still need light flywheel with oem counterbalance?
Does s2 manual convert still need light flywheel with oem counterbalance?
So I'm already getting the parts for the manual convert on my s2. I know that for s1 it's better to keep the counterweight and use a light flywheel due to the engine being different from a manual one. Would the same apply for s2? One of my friends offered me his oem flywheel but I would have to take off my counter weight for it. Thanks
The OE flywheel includes a counterbalance, you can use it directly. It's the autos that need one, or if using a lightweight flywheel.
The engine is very much the same in any respect that matters. Different oil system and a few othet things, but they don't affect the flywheel/clutch.
The engine is very much the same in any respect that matters. Different oil system and a few othet things, but they don't affect the flywheel/clutch.
The OE flywheel includes a counterbalance, you can use it directly. It's the autos that need one, or if using a lightweight flywheel.
The engine is very much the same in any respect that matters. Different oil system and a few othet things, but they don't affect the flywheel/clutch.
The engine is very much the same in any respect that matters. Different oil system and a few othet things, but they don't affect the flywheel/clutch.
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