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You'll be fine with the 215mm clutch on a street/track day car. I don't know why Mike thinks you need to remove less weight with the 215 flywheel as it shares the same blank as the 225 clutch it's just drilled to fit either clutch.

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The weight difference is in the wallet.

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A radiator shop is a good place to take a leak.

 

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FWIW I just LOVE the design of the single-sidedraft Lynx manifold.  It's just so damn clever and straight forward.  Do be mindful of clearance to the non-tii brake booster though; it doesn't leave much room for velocity stacks or air filters!  I suddenely kinda want to go dig my lynx out of the box and put it back on the car again. . . :D

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1 minute ago, AustrianVespaGuy said:

it doesn't leave much room for velocity stacks or air filters!

 

Yes, on the 1975 with standard brake booster, I had to notch the lip on one of the velocity stacks.  The Cab got the Corsa Velocita treatment.

 

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