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Old February-23rd-2002 | 11:05 PM
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I hope so, cuase I just bought one!
Old February-23rd-2002 | 11:46 PM
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yeah... i was wondering why fidanza would make the friction surface a little bigger/wider than the clutch disc???
how can i xplain...the disc itself matches up perfect with the f-surface on the inside...its just the f-surface is wider than the disc on the outside by bout 7.5mm all the way around...

make any sense?
Old February-24th-2002 | 01:12 AM
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damn yall make me want a flywheel for my 1.5L
I feal so damn left out ,,,
my clutch is 200mm also
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Old February-25th-2002 | 01:14 PM
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Jeremy, did you swap transaxles with the engine? If not, so far it sounds like the F25M-R transaxle in our '99-'00 1.8L Proteges uses a smaller input shaft and flywheel/clutch disc than the G15M-R in the '01+ 2.0L Proteges. I need to call around and verify this cause I've seen conflicting information.




Originally posted by eeterp
Eric,

Just so I have this straight, are you saying that the protege's with swapped FS-ZE engines can use the 225mm Findanza flywheel?
Old February-25th-2002 | 03:20 PM
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I confirmed it with SR motorsports and Tri-Point. The '96-'00 Protégés use the F25M-R transaxle, which uses a smaller input shaft and flywheel/clutch disc than the G15M-R transaxle used in the '01+ 2.0L Protégés. I also found out that at least two of the motor mounts, and the clutch release cylinder are different also. The G15M-R appears to be longer than the F25M-R, so the engine in the '01+ Protégés appears to be moved slightly towards the passenger side of the car. This brings up the possibility that the transaxles require different drive axles also. If so, a transaxle swap would require more parts than an engine swap. Damn, anyone with a '01+ 2.0L want to buy a brand new Fidanza 9lbs aluminum flywheel and Clutch Masters stage 1 clutch?
Old February-25th-2002 | 05:07 PM
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where can you buy the findanzda flywheel anyone?? and how much does it weigh?
Old February-25th-2002 | 05:09 PM
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Try :

RR Racing

It weighs about 8LBS, and costs me $290. That rate was only from Feb. 11-22. I think the price has gone up now.
Old February-26th-2002 | 12:22 AM
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I have one for sale along with the ClutchMasters stage 1 clutch kit. I bought them from Rafi before I found out they wouldn't fit my '00 ES. They're both brand new in box, so I'd like to sell them for the same price Rafi (RR racing) has them for. I have a post up in the For Sale section.
Old February-26th-2002 | 03:48 AM
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Talking

UPDATE:

I will be receiving my Fidanza Flywheel hopefully Wednesday.
Old February-26th-2002 | 04:11 AM
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what about the venerable 1.6??

*had to fix a typo
Old February-26th-2002 | 09:50 AM
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i got mine from www.ptuning.com - looked like all the mazda appl (xcext miata) are on sale right now for $350...

also, for you guys that would like em for your car, fidanza will custom make - it seems like somewhere i read they need 10? people to commit in order to produce them...their site is www.aluminumflywheels.com
Old February-26th-2002 | 12:08 PM
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How much would it cost to have someone install one of those flywheels, or how much skill do you have to have to do it. I guess by me asking obviously means I shouldn't even attempt something like this on my own huh?
Old February-26th-2002 | 03:05 PM
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You are probably right ...

It will cost the same labor as a clutch job would.

Trust me...you want something like this done RIGHT the first time.
Old February-26th-2002 | 05:18 PM
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I think the 1.6L Protege uses the same 200mm flywheel and clutch that the 1.8L uses.




Originally posted by tresdos3
what about the venerable 1.6??

*had to fix a typo
Old February-26th-2002 | 05:19 PM
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Lucky dog. I'm still pissed mine won't fit.



Originally posted by Linuxninja
UPDATE:

I will be receiving my Fidanza Flywheel hopefully Wednesday.



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