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BMW 7 Series Flywheels
At Andy's Auto Sport, we have a huge variety of BMW 7 Series flywheels to ensure that you have every flywheel option available to you. We go out of our way to carry every major line of BMW 7 Series flywheels, so that whether you are looking for a lightweight aluminum BMW 7 Series flywheel or a dual mass flywheel or anything in between, we've got it for you. Andy's Auto Sport is the ultimate shopping destination for your BMW 7 Series flywheel needs!
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Fits: 1982 BMW 733i, 1978 BMW 530i, 1977 BMW 530i, 1978 BMW 630CSi, 1982 BMW 633CSi, 1981 BMW 633CSi, 1980 BMW 633CSi, 1979 BMW 633CSi, 1978 BMW 633CSi, 197...
PART# ACR-100829-11-AL
Fits: 4/84-84 BMW 533 3.3L, 4/84-84 BMW 633 3.3L, 4/84-84 BMW 733 3.3L, 78-3/84 BMW 633 3.3L, 83-3/84 BMW 533 3.3L, 85-87 BMW 735 3.5L, 85-88 BMW 535 3.5L, ...
PART# SB80A
Fits: 1977 BMW 630 3.0L, 78-3/84 BMW 733 3.3L, 79-81 BMW 528 2.8L, 85-93 M5 3.5L, 87-91 M6 3.5L
PART# SB36A
Fits: Universal
PART# H3-12_250
Fits: Universal
PART# FW-CM5-B-TDA
Fits: Universal
PART# H3-12_B-250
Fits: Universal
PART# H3-12_A
Fits: Universal
PART# H3-16_E
Fits: Universal
PART# DCT-669-AL
Fits: Universal
PART# FW-825-AL
Fits: Universal
PART# FW-620S-1SF
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⭐06-12 Bmw E85 1/3/5 Series Z4 Manual Transmission Dual Mass Clutch Flywheel Oem

⭐06-12 Bmw E85 1/3/5 Series Z4 Manual Transmission Dual Mass Clutch Flywheel Oem

07-19 BMW F23 1 3 4 5 6 7 Series M235i Auto Transmission Flywheel Flex Plate OEM

2005 BMW E64 650i Automatic Transmission Drive Flywheel 11227501478 OEM

⭐ 97-03 Bmw E39 5 Series Auto Transmission Torque Converter Flywheel Plate Oem

1995 - 2001 Bmw 7 Series 5.4L Flex Plate Flywheel Transmission Automatic OEM
WHY TO BUY?
When we've discussed performance BMW 7 Series flywheels with other enthusiasts, one of the most common advantages we've heard is that they simply make driving more fun. Everyone loves a rev-happy BMW 7 Series engine, and a performance flywheel definitely helps in that department. Installing a lightweight BMW 7 Series flywheel offers a noticeable improvement from the first time you start your engine. In fact, just revving an engine with a lightweight flywheel makes us all giddy inside and brings a smile to our faces, and isn't that what it's all about?
DID YOU KNOW?
Lightweight aftermarket flywheels help BMW 7 Series engines rev faster, and provide quicker acceleration due to less rotational mass and parasitic drag, especially in lower gears. This can be especially beneficial with turbocharged vehicles since faster revving equals reduced turbo lag. Some manufacturers offer steel BMW 7 Series performance flywheels, which some racing organizations require for competitive track use, so if you're building a race vehicle you will want to check with whichever sanctioning body you will be racing under to ensure compliance.
FAQs
Q: How do you install a flywheel?
A: We recommend professional installation since dropping the transmission or whole motor is usually needed. Once the transmission is off of the block, you can go ahead and remove your clutch setup and flywheel. Replace the factory flywheel with your aftermarket one, and re-install the clutch. (Buying a new clutch is a good idea at this point since it needs to be taken off anyway.)
Q: What does a flywheel do? Why buy a flywheel?
A: A flywheel is a component of your clutch assembly, and can make a huge difference in how your car responds when you press the gas pedal. Lightened flywheels are made out of aluminum or chromoly, which reduces the rotating mass by dramatically trimming weight as compared to your heavy factory OEM flywheel. Because the lighter flywheel has less inertia, the engine doesn't need that much torque (power) to spin the flywheel to reach the certain rpm. The result is your car's rpm will increase faster. Additionally, the reduced weight alone will give you a bump in power.
A: We recommend professional installation since dropping the transmission or whole motor is usually needed. Once the transmission is off of the block, you can go ahead and remove your clutch setup and flywheel. Replace the factory flywheel with your aftermarket one, and re-install the clutch. (Buying a new clutch is a good idea at this point since it needs to be taken off anyway.)
Q: What does a flywheel do? Why buy a flywheel?
A: A flywheel is a component of your clutch assembly, and can make a huge difference in how your car responds when you press the gas pedal. Lightened flywheels are made out of aluminum or chromoly, which reduces the rotating mass by dramatically trimming weight as compared to your heavy factory OEM flywheel. Because the lighter flywheel has less inertia, the engine doesn't need that much torque (power) to spin the flywheel to reach the certain rpm. The result is your car's rpm will increase faster. Additionally, the reduced weight alone will give you a bump in power.
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BMW 7 Series Flywheels
At Andy's Auto Sport, we have a huge variety of BMW 7 Series flywheels to ensure that you have every flywheel option available to you. We go out of our way to carry every major line of BMW 7 Series flywheels, so that whether you are looking for a lightweight aluminum BMW 7 Series flywheel or a dual mass flywheel or anything in between, we've got it for you. Andy's Auto Sport is the ultimate shopping destination for your BMW 7 Series flywheel needs!
Choose Your Vehicle:
Shop BMW 7 Series Flywheels by Year
Shop BMW 7 Series Flywheels by Brand
1 - 12 of 70
Sort by:
Fits: 1982 BMW 733i, 1978 BMW 530i, 1977 BMW 530i, 1978 BMW 630CSi, 1982 BMW 633CSi, 1981 BMW 633CSi, 1980 BMW 633CSi, 1979 BMW 633CSi, 1978 BMW 633CSi, 197...
PART# ACR-100829-11-AL
Fits: 4/84-84 BMW 533 3.3L, 4/84-84 BMW 633 3.3L, 4/84-84 BMW 733 3.3L, 78-3/84 BMW 633 3.3L, 83-3/84 BMW 533 3.3L, 85-87 BMW 735 3.5L, 85-88 BMW 535 3.5L, ...
PART# SB80A
Fits: 1977 BMW 630 3.0L, 78-3/84 BMW 733 3.3L, 79-81 BMW 528 2.8L, 85-93 M5 3.5L, 87-91 M6 3.5L
PART# SB36A
Fits: Universal
PART# H3-12_250
Fits: Universal
PART# FW-CM5-B-TDA
Fits: Universal
PART# H3-12_B-250
Fits: Universal
PART# H3-12_A
Fits: Universal
PART# H3-16_E
Fits: Universal
PART# DCT-669-AL
Fits: Universal
PART# FW-825-AL
Fits: Universal
PART# FW-620S-1SF
When you click on links to various merchants on this site and make a purchase, this can result in this site earning a commission. Affiliate programs and affiliations include, but are not limited to, the eBay Partner Network.
Not able to find what you are looking for?


⭐06-12 Bmw E85 1/3/5 Series Z4 Manual Transmission Dual Mass Clutch Flywheel Oem

⭐06-12 Bmw E85 1/3/5 Series Z4 Manual Transmission Dual Mass Clutch Flywheel Oem

07-19 BMW F23 1 3 4 5 6 7 Series M235i Auto Transmission Flywheel Flex Plate OEM

2005 BMW E64 650i Automatic Transmission Drive Flywheel 11227501478 OEM

⭐ 97-03 Bmw E39 5 Series Auto Transmission Torque Converter Flywheel Plate Oem

1995 - 2001 Bmw 7 Series 5.4L Flex Plate Flywheel Transmission Automatic OEM
WHY TO BUY?
When we've discussed performance BMW 7 Series flywheels with other enthusiasts, one of the most common advantages we've heard is that they simply make driving more fun. Everyone loves a rev-happy BMW 7 Series engine, and a performance flywheel definitely helps in that department. Installing a lightweight BMW 7 Series flywheel offers a noticeable improvement from the first time you start your engine. In fact, just revving an engine with a lightweight flywheel makes us all giddy inside and brings a smile to our faces, and isn't that what it's all about?
DID YOU KNOW?
Lightweight aftermarket flywheels help BMW 7 Series engines rev faster, and provide quicker acceleration due to less rotational mass and parasitic drag, especially in lower gears. This can be especially beneficial with turbocharged vehicles since faster revving equals reduced turbo lag. Some manufacturers offer steel BMW 7 Series performance flywheels, which some racing organizations require for competitive track use, so if you're building a race vehicle you will want to check with whichever sanctioning body you will be racing under to ensure compliance.
FAQs
Q: How do you install a flywheel?
A: We recommend professional installation since dropping the transmission or whole motor is usually needed. Once the transmission is off of the block, you can go ahead and remove your clutch setup and flywheel. Replace the factory flywheel with your aftermarket one, and re-install the clutch. (Buying a new clutch is a good idea at this point since it needs to be taken off anyway.)
Q: What does a flywheel do? Why buy a flywheel?
A: A flywheel is a component of your clutch assembly, and can make a huge difference in how your car responds when you press the gas pedal. Lightened flywheels are made out of aluminum or chromoly, which reduces the rotating mass by dramatically trimming weight as compared to your heavy factory OEM flywheel. Because the lighter flywheel has less inertia, the engine doesn't need that much torque (power) to spin the flywheel to reach the certain rpm. The result is your car's rpm will increase faster. Additionally, the reduced weight alone will give you a bump in power.
A: We recommend professional installation since dropping the transmission or whole motor is usually needed. Once the transmission is off of the block, you can go ahead and remove your clutch setup and flywheel. Replace the factory flywheel with your aftermarket one, and re-install the clutch. (Buying a new clutch is a good idea at this point since it needs to be taken off anyway.)
Q: What does a flywheel do? Why buy a flywheel?
A: A flywheel is a component of your clutch assembly, and can make a huge difference in how your car responds when you press the gas pedal. Lightened flywheels are made out of aluminum or chromoly, which reduces the rotating mass by dramatically trimming weight as compared to your heavy factory OEM flywheel. Because the lighter flywheel has less inertia, the engine doesn't need that much torque (power) to spin the flywheel to reach the certain rpm. The result is your car's rpm will increase faster. Additionally, the reduced weight alone will give you a bump in power.

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