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Fidanza 4th Generation F-body Flywheel: Lt1 on 2040-parts.com

US $245.00
Location:

Long Beach, California, United States

Long Beach, California, United States
Fidanza 4th Generation F-Body Flywheel: LT1, US $245.00, image 1
“New in box and original plastic wrap. Friction surface has minor surface rust spots from storage.”
Brand:Fidanza Manufacturer Part Number:198581

Hello:  For sale in this listing is a Fidanza flywheel that fits a 1993-1997 LT1 Camaro or Firebird.  I purchased it originally for $369.00 in order to convert my 1989 Camaro over to a 6-speed, but my project has been postponed.  This item is brand new and has been stored in my house since purchased.  It is in its original box and plastic shrink-wrap, but has developed some minor surface rust spots on its friction surface and on the ring gear.  The friction surface, however, is replaceable and the minor ring gear rust won't cause any problems.  It should also be mentioned that this flywheel comes with a set of bolts.  I'm not sure it they're pressure plate or flywheel bolts, as they're in a plastic bag inside the shrink wrap and I'd rather not tear into that to find out.  I cannot accept returns on this, but shipping is free.  Good luck and thanks for checking out my listing! 

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