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| RT/10 and GTS Discussions (1992-2002) For technical and general questions and discussions related to the GEN I/II RT/10, GTS, and ACR Vipers (1992-2002). Sponsored by: Doug Levin Motorsports |
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Viper Owner
Join Date: Dec 2002
Location: Boise, ID, USA
Posts: 460
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Had to take .015 off my flywheel. Is it good to use or should I get a new one?
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While on the topic, what's the best replacement flywheel to get. My car will be mostly street with an occaisional drag strip use. It has a 200hp wet shot of nitrous.
Aftermarket light flywheel, or OEM replacement??? |
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Enthusiast
Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: GA
Posts: 55
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FSM says replace.
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Service manual indicates not to turn/true the flywheel...and to replace. I've had many flywheels turned over the years on other lesser cars. Not sure what to make of the service manual procedure. I plan on an aluminum one when I get around to it...
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When I bought my car, I was given all the receipts the previous owner had. In them was a receipt from a Viper place in NC (where I bought the car) called 2FastVipers. I believe they are closed now, but one of the receipts was for turning the flywheel, and I've had no problems out of mine. I'm not sure when the flywheel was turned, but I've put 10k miles on the car since I bought it.
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Enthusiast
Join Date: Mar 2005
Posts: 15
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I'd run it.
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NE VCA Member
Join Date: Oct 2000
Location: E.SWANZEY, NH
Posts: 251
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I took .010 off mine. Installed with a new clutch assembly. Works Fine.
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I like the Comp Coupe Flywheel for SRT Vipers and this one for the Gen 1 & 2 Vipers
http://www4.forum.viperclub.org/show...;Number=660270 |
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With most hydraulic clutchs there is very limited travel/range, therefore, making any surface removal an iffy choice. You should have no problem finding a good condition take-off, that is probably a better route. As far as what works on the street with pilots could be far different with a set of ET's at the strip.
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Viper Owner
Join Date: Dec 2002
Location: Boise, ID, USA
Posts: 460
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thanks for the information.
I bought a Fidanza from Roe. If it sucks at the track I'll get another stock one. |
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Enthusiast
Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: GA
Posts: 55
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My understanding of the O.E. flywheel is that it is slightly dished, this may or may not be accurate. My instructor at viper class told us this.
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