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Old 04-12-2016, 07:39 AM
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Default LS 7 clutch Part numbers
wondering if i could get another set of eyes on these part numbers before I make the purchase. I am going to run a LS7 clutch on my crate LS3 connecting to a T-56 magnum. Do these look right

LS7 Clutch PN# 24255748
LS7 Flywheel PN# 12571611
Pilot Bearing PN# 12557583

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I have the LS7 clutch/flywheel from my previous 2009 Z06, was removed at 5K miles when I added a supercharger. It worked great, just needed to upgrade for the added power. I was saving it for future projects, but it has been sitting in a box a few years now and I've come to realize it won't happen. LOL

I also have an LSX/T56 pilot bushing (solid type), new.

Will take $250 + shipping.

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I have the LS7 clutch/flywheel from my previous 2009 Z06, was removed at 5K miles when I added a supercharger. It worked great, just needed to upgrade for the added power. I was saving it for future projects, but it has been sitting in a box a few years now and I've come to realize it won't happen. LOL

I also have an LSX/T56 pilot bushing (solid type), new.

Will take $250 + shipping.

Tony
Thanks Tony, I might take you up on that let me know what you think shipping would be to 06084.
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http://sdparts.com/i-23179965-sdpc-s...-flywheel.html

You can upgrade to alum flywheel if you choose.
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http://sdparts.com/i-23179965-sdpc-s...-flywheel.html

You can upgrade to alum flywheel if you choose.
That's a nice upgrade, although I would have thought that the aluminum flywheels were lighter than that. My lightweight billet steel flywheel from TDP is a half pound lighter than that aluminum one.
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Thanks Tony, I might take you up on that let me know what you think shipping would be to 06084.
Weighs about 60 lbs total, estimated at $54 shipping via UPS ground.

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Do yourself a favor and get the alum flywheel if you run the LS7 clutch or it will rev up like a pig. There is a night and day difference.

LS2 alum by Fidanza is about 12lbs. That saves around 20lbs off the stock steel one.
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