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Hays Billet Steel Flywheel, 1969-78 Big Block Ford 429-460

Hays billet steel SFI approved flywheel, 1969-78 Big Block Ford 429-460,28 oz. External Balance, 34 LB, 176-tooth

PART# 12-247

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When choosing a flywheel take note that a heavy flywheel stores more energy as it spins than a light flywheel. If you have a heavy car combination that requires more power (or inertia) to make it launch without bogging the engine, you will want a heavier flywheel. Remember that a heavier flywheel will be slower to accelerate through the gears where a lighter flywheel creates less inertia at launch but will accelerate faster through the gears.

Overview

Upgrade your stock flywheel to a Hays SFI-approved billet steel or aluminum flywheel. Each flywheel is precision machined and engineered to handle extreme duty applications along with being designed to take the punishment of today's high horsepower street, off-road, and race engines.

Features:

  • SFI-approved – legal for use in racing classes that require SFI certification
  • Choose precision CNC-machined 1045 billet steel for maximum strength and durability or 6061-T6 billet aluminum construction for weight reduction and excellent heat dissipation
  • Aluminum flywheels feature forged heat treated steel ring gears and replaceable 1045 steel friction surface attached with high-grade fasteners
  • CAD designed to provide optimum performance and reliability
  • Available in Internal, External, or Zero (Neutral) balanced versions
  • Applications offered for a wide variety of engines

Specs

# of Teeth176
ApplicationBig Block Ford
BrandHays
Center Bore (Register Diameter)2.498"
Engine BalanceExternal
MaterialSteel
Product TypeFlywheels
SFI Certification1.1
WarrantyLimited 90 Day Warranty
Part Number12-247

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When choosing a flywheel take note that a heavy flywheel stores more energy as it spins than a light flywheel. If you have a heavy car combination that requires more power (or inertia) to make it launch without bogging the engine, you will want a heavier flywheel. Remember that a heavier flywheel will be slower to accelerate through the gears where a lighter flywheel creates less inertia at launch but will accelerate faster through the gears.
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