Mazda Rx7 12a 13b Mazdaspeed Mfr Flywheel 4.5" Quarter Masters on 2040-parts.com
Waukegan, Illinois, United States
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This a Mazdaspeed mfr 12a /13b Aluminium 4.5" quarter masters racing flywheel with counter weight. This flywheel is used but is in good usable shape and come with one used and one new friction plate and counter weight bolts. This uses a quarter masters 4.5" clutch . Come supplied with s3 12a counter weight unless specified otherwise. Have s5 and rx8 CW available. This flywheel and counter weight have been discontinued and are no longer available. This is a racing part and is sold as is with no warranty written or implied. If you have any questions what so ever please feel free to ask.
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