Getting rid of some surplus Getrag/Northstar conversion parts that I won't be needing:
Flywheel is sold!
Next is a brand new Clutchnet clutch disc that should fit every Fiero transmission. It's the 6-puck sprung hub, and I believe it's a sintered copper friction material. Clutchnet wants $185 shipped. I'll do $160 shipped.
TOB is gone. Thanks Chris!
I've also got two 5-speed shifter assemblies (one freshly rebuilt), a Rodney Dickman Short throw shifter kit (the one with the slave mount), a brand new Rodney Dickman aluminum slave, a Rodney Dickman Getrag selector arm rebuild kit, and an actual Getrag that appears to have been crappily repainted before I got a hold of it. I'll get pictures/prices of these other items up hopefully a little later this evening.
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chrishahn87 Member
Posts: 1584 From: East Berlin, Pa - USA Registered: Dec 2004
That was my flywheel that I got for the race car. I bought it from Alan at CHRFab after he told me that it would work in the Fiero with no modifications. When it got here, it was too thick which I only found out about after it was bolted to the engine and the clutch bolted on. I had to get up and running so I ordered a Spec flywheel and put this one back in the box.
The flywheel needs to be milled thinner, I don't remember how much but I measured it at one point in time.
Other than being bolted on the engine and the clutch bolted to it, the flywheel was never run. If I had more time back then I'd have had it milled and used it, but I didn't so it was surplus.
John Stricker
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1986 Fiero GT Member
Posts: 3383 From: Eden, NY USA Registered: Mar 2005
That was my flywheel that I got for the race car. I bought it from Alan at CHRFab after he told me that it would work in the Fiero with no modifications. When it got here, it was too thick which I only found out about after it was bolted to the engine and the clutch bolted on. I had to get up and running so I ordered a Spec flywheel and put this one back in the box.
The flywheel needs to be milled thinner, I don't remember how much but I measured it at one point in time.
Other than being bolted on the engine and the clutch bolted to it, the flywheel was never run. If I had more time back then I'd have had it milled and used it, but I didn't so it was surplus.
John Stricker
You said it better than I could have, thanks John! I decided to go with the F40, so I'll be needing the SPEC aluminum flywheel with Zac88GT's spacer instead. Again this flywheel has found itself surplus, haha.
Also, I too talked to Alan at CHRFab, and he said it didn't need to be touched. My suggestion? Lay both this flywheel and a factory flywheel on a level workbench, measure the difference and have that milled off. No big.
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jstricker Member
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I laid a straightedge on the stock flywheel and measured with an inside mic to the block/bellhousing mating surface. Then I put the CHRFab wheel on the northstar and did the same thing. The difference was what I was going to mill off. I don't remember what that was now, and not sure I can find those notes anymore, it's been a couple of years.
John Stricker
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Originally posted by 1986 Fiero GT: You said it better than I could have, thanks John! I decided to go with the F40, so I'll be needing the SPEC aluminum flywheel with Zac88GT's spacer instead. Again this flywheel has found itself surplus, haha.
Also, I too talked to Alan at CHRFab, and he said it didn't need to be touched. My suggestion? Lay both this flywheel and a factory flywheel on a level workbench, measure the difference and have that milled off. No big.
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Apr 13th, 2010
1986 Fiero GT Member
Posts: 3383 From: Eden, NY USA Registered: Mar 2005
Got some pictures of the Getrag. Like I said, the paint job is terrible...it'll definitely need a new one, but as far as I was told when I bought it a few years ago that it only had ~50K on it.
I'd prefer not to ship it, but I doubt I'll be able to get away with that so I'll have to do shipping quotes on a case-by-case basis. PM me your zip and I'll get you a quote. Expect around $100 or so via UPS, but I'm willing to do Greyhound too as that will probably be cheaper.
I'm also willing to do a package price on everything I have left, and it's all Getrag-related and I planned to put all of these parts on this transmission. I'll do the transmission, freshly rebuilt 5-speed shifter assembly (with shifter), selector arm rebuild kit, Rodney Dickman short shift/slave mount kit, a brand new Rodney Dickman aluminum slave, and the above clutch disc for around $500 plus shipping, just to get rid of everything. I'll grab more pictures of everything sometime tonight.
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chrishahn87 Member
Posts: 1584 From: East Berlin, Pa - USA Registered: Dec 2004