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 flywheel?????? hey guys, i have 6 or 7 flywheels and counter weights, but i don't know how to match the counter weight with the flywheel. any body have any ideas?:banghead: i'm building a BP 13B the rotors are form a 85 se.someway somehow i ended up mixing them up.:banghead: | 
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 I would go buy an automatic transmission counterweight for an 85 GSL-SE and use and aftermarket flywheel. I don't know how to tell them apart, but when I get back home (I am traveling for work right now) I can at least weigh up the flywheel weights from an '86 and a '90, maybe you can identify them by weight. | 
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 that would be nice,but with all the counter weights and flywheel that i have, there must be a matching set or two.what the hell am i saying,:banghead: i know there is, i took the motors apart myself.  thanks for the help, maybe someone has some info. | 
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 Could you weigh all the counterweights and flywheels that you have? When I get home, I will get you a weight on an S5 counterweight, an S5 flywheel an S4 counterweight and an S4 flywheel. This should help you with the process of elimination. I wish I could go out and weigh them right now (that would mean that I was home and could be working on my car). | 
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 i have some info on the flywheels in the FAQ still working on the counterweights http://rotarycarclub.com/rotary_foru...34&postcount=3 | 
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