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Flywheel: Nodular Iron: Chevrolet: 1997-04 LS-1: Internal Balance: 168T
Flywheel: Nodular Iron: Chevrolet: 1997-04 LS-1: Internal Balance: 168T
Product Attributes:
- Flywheel Material: Nodular Iron
- Engine Balance: Internal Balance
- Engine: 1997-2004 Ls1,ls6
- Pressure Plate Pattern: 12in. Borg & Beck With 10mm Bolt & Dowel Pin
- Ring Gear: 168t
- Make: Chevrolet
Features:
- Cast Iron Flywheels are a inexpensive way to replace your old used flywheel with new!
McLeod nodular iron flywheels offer high-quality, yet low-cost alternatives to the hassles of resurfacing a flywheel. Nodular iron flywheels are stronger than the OEM models, and these McLeod units are direct bolt-in units. Don't overlook your flywheel when replacing your clutch. But don't resurface, replace with McLeod nodular iron flywheels

Additional Fitment Information:

Vehicle	Block	CC	Region	Engine	Sub Model	CID
2014 - Chevrolet Suburban 1500	V	5328	United States	8 Cyl 5.3L	LT	325

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$263.77 USD

$316.52 USD

Flywheel: Steel: Chevrolet: 1997-13 LS-X:6 Bolt: 168T: 28 Lbs
Flywheel: Steel: Chevrolet: 1997-13 LS-X:6 Bolt: 168T: 28 Lbs
Product Attributes:
- Flywheel Material: Steel
- Engine Balance: Internal Balance
- Engine: 1997-2013 Ls1/ls2/ls3/ls6/ls7 6 Bolt Crank
- Disc Diameter: 11in./12in.
- Clutch Pattern 2: 12in. Ls1/ls6 Diaphragm, Metric Bolts, With Dowel Pins
- Clutch Pattern 1: 11in. & 12in. B&b & Diaphragm Shouldered Bolt
- Ring Gear: 168 Tooth
- Weight: 30 Lbs
- Make: Chevrolet
Features:
- McLeod Racing Billet Steel flywheels is the best choice for customers that want a dependable good quality steel flywheel. Made from Billet steel the McLeod Racing flywheels are SFI rated to almost 9000 RPM.
McLeod steel flywheels are perfect for street applications where easy stop light acceleration is desired. Steel flywheels come in various weights and dimensions. For race applications, a heavier steel unit is ideal for helping launch a heavy car with a smaller engine with less torque and horsepower. They are CNC machined from billet alloy steel and have 1045 hardened steel ring gears.