What is a flywheel and what does it do?

A flywheel is a heavy rotating disc that attaches to the crankshaft. It smooths out the power pulses from the engine and provides a surface for the clutch to engage with, allowing for smooth starts and gear changes.

What clutch size is this flywheel designed for?

This SPEC flywheel is specifically designed to be used with an 184mm mini twin clutch setup.

What material is this flywheel made from?

This flywheel is constructed from billet steel, which is known for its strength and ability to withstand high performance demands.

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Specifications

Brand: SPEC
Part #: SA74SM7-2

Spec Honda / Acura K-Series Billet Steel Flywheel for 184mm Mini Twin Clutch

Name: Spec Honda / Acura K-Series Billet Steel Flywheel for 184mm Mini Twin Clutch
Brand: SPEC
SKU: spec-spec-honda-acura-k-series-billet-steel-flywheel-for-184mm-mini-twin-clutch-t14-329487
Price: 428.31 USD
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SPEC K-Series Billet Steel Flywheel for 184mm Mini Twin Clutch.

Key Features

Fits Honda and Acura K-Series engines.
Designed for use with an 184mm mini twin clutch.
Constructed from strong billet steel for durability.
Part number SA74SM7-2.

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About this part

Product Details

This is the SPEC SA74SM7-2 billet steel flywheel, specifically made for Honda and Acura K-Series engines when using an 184mm mini twin clutch setup. A solid flywheel is crucial for smooth engagement and proper clutch operation, acting as the mounting surface for your clutch disc and pressure plate.

Crafted from billet steel, this flywheel offers a strong and durable foundation for your clutch system. The material choice means it can handle the demands of spirited driving and frequent engagement without issue. Its design is intended to work with the 184mm mini twin clutch, ensuring proper compatibility and performance when you're rebuilding or upgrading your drivetrain.

When installing a new flywheel, it's always a good idea to check the manufacturer's instructions for any specific torque requirements or break-in procedures to ensure optimal performance and longevity.