Partially Attach Flywheel - Toyota Supra Forums

10-11-2007, 03:06 PM

86SupraMan

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Originally Posted by twerb089

i dont see what the big deal is if your just going to start it and let it idle... flex plate should not be moving that much at lower rpm

the big deal is that if your flywheel isnt properly attached, even it it doesnt move that much, it still runs the risk of wobbling and you REALLY dont want that because it will just cause needless damage to your vehicle, its like... trying to drive with 3 wheels on your car. you CAN do it, it just isnt Safe/good for your car.

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