Not sure what these run. I'll throw it up at $200 + shipping which shouldn't be much because it doesn't weigh much of anything.

I'll bring it to work tomorrow to get exact weight.

Works with any of the QM/Tilton 7.25" clutches (which can typically be found on ebay at a decent price)

 

This is the same flywheel I used to make my twin plate clutch.

in other words, it also works with Tilton clutches.

 

Thanks for the info, updated!

 

bump

 

Still have this? I'm seriously interested.

 

PMd you

 

Thought I had it sold, but...bump.

 

Sorry, man. My parts guy is still hunting a clutch solution for me. I'll call him this afternoon and berate him some and see if he can make any progress in the next couple of days.

 

What did you need to know, I may have the info...are you not sure you want a multi-disc clutch?

 

No, I'm not sure what exactly I'm going to buy, and from where. My parts guy and I have been over a ton of options, and he was supposed to get me some prices, but he's been busy at work, and I've been busy at school, and I guess it all fell by the way side. Like I said, I'll get back with you as soon as I know something.

 

No problem, now that I found that I can get cerametallic 7.25" clutch discs from Tilton, I may be inclined to hang onto it. I was having trouble finding them previously. Quartermaster didn't offer them but I didn't think to check Tilton.

 

clutchnet will make custom disks for you also. that's where I sourced my organics. they were half the cost of the cerametallic from tilton and plenty for a 350 bhp car if you use an adequately strong pressure plate.

 

Clutchnet has more than doubled the price you paid for discs, y8s. They did seem very easy to work with and eager to please, though.

 

i'm sure any aftermarket clutch maker can make them. it's a standard size. All they need is the broaching tool for the splines--which anyone that makes clutch disks for miatas already has.

I think the guy who always answered the phone was Oleg but I'm not certain. It's been years.

 

Still here