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I've got a rebuilt F54 with no flywheel. I was thinking of going aluminum or just lightening the flywheel I have off my old 2.6L, but I don't plan on having this engine in the car for more then 2 years(conversion starts). I'll already be in the hole for the block and rebuilding the E31 or E88 that I have and don't want to invest much more into this motor since I'll be doing the conversion later. Will the 2.6L flywheel work on the F54 without any problems. I know our L series are internally balanced, but I've also read about differences in turbo, coupe and 2+2 flywheels. The rebuilt F54 came out of a turbo and will be going in a '74 coupe. What are my choices.

Sorry guys, I would search the archives, but I have No connection at home right now, do to my ISP having problems for 4 days now :mad: I need to make a choice by next week.

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The 260 flywheel will bolt up no problem. I would balance it with crank and lighten it, 14 or so. 10LB is to lite you lose some torque and doesn't feel right in turns. Just opion though.

Billy

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