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Old 01-29-2004, 05:48 PM   #1
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Has anyone tried a flywheel from a SBC on a BBC to save some weight? I'll go internal balance,use a different balancer and get the weight off the ends of the crank.Any ideas.BOB
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Old 01-29-2004, 06:51 PM   #2
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Weight savings? Why?
You need a decent flywheel to keep your idle quality.

If you're dead set, then why wouldn't you use an aluminum big block flywheel?
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A SBC 30 lb flywheel weighs the same as a 30lb BBC flywheel. GM does make a light weight flywheel it's ribbed on the back not a solid casting. I think you want the momentem to stay up on the motor. Besides, all the the SB 400 is internally balanced, where the 454, 502 is ext. balanced.
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What I meant to say was remove weight from the ends of the crank by going to internal balance.I'm building a 540 and didn't know if the flywheels were the same weight.Thanks for the replys.BOB
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