Reply to "351C Steel Flywheel for Pantera"

garth66"When speed is the only thing that counts"

Thanks David and John. Certainly some things to consider.

After my original engine swallowed the air cleaner stud I dropped in a spare 351C with nearly the same cam specs and transferred the carb, headers, and CF aluminum flywheel and clutch to it and it was much more drivable. That's what led me to thinking it might have been a combination of the lightweight aluminum flywheel with the lightweight crank.

I do plan to put a Holley Sniper EFI on the car, which I'm told significantly improves the low speed drivability, so I may just keep the existing aluminum flywheel. I DO love how quickly it revved!

11/17/213:49 PM

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