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Re: v6 flywheels...
« Reply #15 on: 20 November 2008, 21:28:19 »

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Correct....a lightened flywheel only help an engien on a dyno........when connected to a gearbox, prop, read diff and then a 1.7 ton car....they make break all difference!

Plus, you wont take any weight off an Omega flywheel as its a complex multi piece dual mass setup!

As for the exhaust maniofld to head matching....they are already matched!

I wondered if that was the case after I posted the above comment! Learn something new everyday :y
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Re: v6 flywheels...
« Reply #16 on: 20 November 2008, 21:28:54 »

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Correct....a lightened flywheel only help an engien on a dyno........when connected to a gearbox, prop, read diff and then a 1.7 ton car....they make break all difference!

Plus, you wont take any weight off an Omega flywheel as its a complex multi piece dual mass setup!

As for the exhaust maniofld to head matching....they are already matched!

riiight.... what about opening up the ports to the exhaust manifold and matching the bore in the manifold? (obv would need sports exhaust etc to get benefit)
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Re: v6 flywheels...
« Reply #17 on: 20 November 2008, 21:30:00 »

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Correct....a lightened flywheel only help an engien on a dyno........when connected to a gearbox, prop, read diff and then a 1.7 ton car....they make break all difference!

Plus, you wont take any weight off an Omega flywheel as its a complex multi piece dual mass setup!

As for the exhaust maniofld to head matching....they are already matched!

riiight.... what about opening up the ports to the exhaust manifold and matching the bore in the manifold? (obv would need sports exhaust etc to get benefit)

Stick a supercharged V8 in there and have done with it!  ;D ;D ;D ;D
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Re: v6 flywheels...
« Reply #18 on: 20 November 2008, 21:30:29 »

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Correct....a lightened flywheel only help an engien on a dyno........when connected to a gearbox, prop, read diff and then a 1.7 ton car....they make break all difference!

Plus, you wont take any weight off an Omega flywheel as its a complex multi piece dual mass setup!

As for the exhaust maniofld to head matching....they are already matched!

riiight.... what about opening up the ports to the exhaust manifold and matching the bore in the manifold? (obv would need sports exhaust etc to get benefit)

tubelar manifolds alex then match ports  :y
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Re: v6 flywheels...
« Reply #19 on: 20 November 2008, 21:31:22 »

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Correct....a lightened flywheel only help an engien on a dyno........when connected to a gearbox, prop, read diff and then a 1.7 ton car....they make break all difference!

Plus, you wont take any weight off an Omega flywheel as its a complex multi piece dual mass setup!

As for the exhaust maniofld to head matching....they are already matched!

riiight.... what about opening up the ports to the exhaust manifold and matching the bore in the manifold? (obv would need sports exhaust etc to get benefit)

Interestingly, the 2.6 and 3.2 manifolds seem better.

When I have Mick Dundees car on a long term stay and fix programme ina few weeks we shall see just how much better they are.
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Re: v6 flywheels...
« Reply #20 on: 20 November 2008, 21:31:38 »

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Correct....a lightened flywheel only help an engien on a dyno........when connected to a gearbox, prop, read diff and then a 1.7 ton car....they make break all difference!

Plus, you wont take any weight off an Omega flywheel as its a complex multi piece dual mass setup!

As for the exhaust maniofld to head matching....they are already matched!

riiight.... what about opening up the ports to the exhaust manifold and matching the bore in the manifold? (obv would need sports exhaust etc to get benefit)

Stick a supercharged V8 in there and have done with it!  ;D ;D ;D ;D

lol i'm going to invest time money and patience in a v8 omega project but not this minute
i want to work upto a big project like that haha!
i'v thought about a twin turbo project :P but need to be arsed to buy two t25 garret turbos haha!
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Re: v6 flywheels...
« Reply #21 on: 20 November 2008, 21:35:33 »

oh yeah... from looking at a flywheel on the omega it looks rather like just a solid plate with six bolt holes in the centre and 6 mountings for the torque convertor
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Re: v6 flywheels...
« Reply #22 on: 20 November 2008, 21:36:12 »

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Correct....a lightened flywheel only help an engien on a dyno........when connected to a gearbox, prop, read diff and then a 1.7 ton car....they make break all difference!

Plus, you wont take any weight off an Omega flywheel as its a complex multi piece dual mass setup!

As for the exhaust maniofld to head matching....they are already matched!

riiight.... what about opening up the ports to the exhaust manifold and matching the bore in the manifold? (obv would need sports exhaust etc to get benefit)

tubelar manifolds alex then match ports  :y

where from markey?
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Re: v6 flywheels...
« Reply #23 on: 20 November 2008, 21:36:50 »

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Correct....a lightened flywheel only help an engien on a dyno........when connected to a gearbox, prop, read diff and then a 1.7 ton car....they make break all difference!

Plus, you wont take any weight off an Omega flywheel as its a complex multi piece dual mass setup!

As for the exhaust maniofld to head matching....they are already matched!

riiight.... what about opening up the ports to the exhaust manifold and matching the bore in the manifold? (obv would need sports exhaust etc to get benefit)

Interestingly, the 2.6 and 3.2 manifolds seem better.

When I have Mick Dundees car on a long term stay and fix programme ina few weeks we shall see just how much better they are.

let me know what happens with that mark, might have to buy some depending what happens with tubular manifolds lol
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Re: v6 flywheels...
« Reply #24 on: 20 November 2008, 21:37:10 »

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Correct....a lightened flywheel only help an engien on a dyno........when connected to a gearbox, prop, read diff and then a 1.7 ton car....they make break all difference!

Plus, you wont take any weight off an Omega flywheel as its a complex multi piece dual mass setup!

As for the exhaust maniofld to head matching....they are already matched!

riiight.... what about opening up the ports to the exhaust manifold and matching the bore in the manifold? (obv would need sports exhaust etc to get benefit)

tubelar manifolds alex then match ports  :y

where from markey?

not sure mate  :-[
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Re: v6 flywheels...
« Reply #25 on: 20 November 2008, 21:38:00 »

buy something like


will do the job..
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Re: v6 flywheels...
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Correct....a lightened flywheel only help an engien on a dyno........when connected to a gearbox, prop, read diff and then a 1.7 ton car....they make break all difference!

Plus, you wont take any weight off an Omega flywheel as its a complex multi piece dual mass setup!

As for the exhaust maniofld to head matching....they are already matched!

riiight.... what about opening up the ports to the exhaust manifold and matching the bore in the manifold? (obv would need sports exhaust etc to get benefit)

Stick a supercharged V8 in there and have done with it!  ;D ;D ;D ;D

lol i'm going to invest time money and patience in a v8 omega project but not this minute
i want to work upto a big project like that haha!
i'v thought about a twin turbo project :P but need to be arsed to buy two t25 garret turbos haha!

Where can I find T25's cheap???  ::)
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Re: v6 flywheels...
« Reply #27 on: 20 November 2008, 21:38:22 »

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oh yeah... from looking at a flywheel on the omega it looks rather like just a solid plate with six bolt holes in the centre and 6 mountings for the torque convertor
LOL, if its an auto, no flywheel!
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Re: v6 flywheels...
« Reply #28 on: 20 November 2008, 21:38:56 »

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buy something like


will do the job..
Engine Porn!  ;D ;D ;D ;D
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Re: v6 flywheels...
« Reply #29 on: 20 November 2008, 21:39:06 »

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oh yeah... from looking at a flywheel on the omega it looks rather like just a solid plate with six bolt holes in the centre and 6 mountings for the torque convertor


You wont get the flywheel any lighter on an auto....as its a flex plate.....they rely on the torque converter weight.
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