We have specialized in rebuilding Chevrolet Corvair flywheels since 1974. The Chevrolet Corvair flywheel was a special three piece design which was prompted by a noise transmission from the engine and solved by mounting the iron face of the Corvair flywheel and a special spun formed disc which connected it to the Corvair crankshaft. This unique design for the Corvair flywheel meant that the separate parts had to be mechanically joined. Chevrolet chose to rivet the parts together with (12) mild steel rivets. Unfortunately, over time, a slot becomes cut in the side of the Corvair flywheel rivets and the clutch assembly moves off center causing vibration and poor operation. I rebuild the Chevrolet Corvair flywheel using high strength bolts, carefully centering the parts and providing a superior resurface after first heat treating the iron face to remove metal stress and hard spots, for the finest in Corvair clutch operation available! . I also remachine both sides of the iron plate to remove casting warping (which is very common), thus giving smoother clutch operation.

Since 1974, We have rebuilt over 6,000 Corvair Flywheels, and think that they are the best availble (with several improvements compared to the factory stock flywheel): We 'bolt-circle center' the iron face on re-assembly so that your pressure plate runs true. The factory machined the six bolts that mount the pressure plate to the flywheel on an accruate circle but this circle is off the center of the crankshaft an average of 0.0065", meaning that the typical Corvair flywheel has about 0.013" edge runout on the pressure plate!. {This important improvement is only available with the Dale remanufactured Corvair flywheel.} . You can hear this when a Corvair engine starts: the starter noise is uneven as the ring -gear to starter- pinion- mesh, changes, because of this bolt circle runout on the flywheel. With the Dale, remanufactured flywheel, the flywheel centers the pressure plate accurately and the starter gives a smooth, pleasing sound. While apart, I heat treat the iron face of the flywheel to transform any hard spots back into gray cast iron, then remachine the clutch disc surface (and the 1/8" step on late model flywheels), then we machine-true the back iron surface (that contacts the flywheel spring center), and machine (counter-bore surface) for fitting the new high strength premium quality machine screws which replace the (cheap) factory rivets, for smoother, longer operation. Please view slide show for more details; suffice it to say that this flywheel will give you long faithful service and is unsurpassed in quality and workmanship. Lifetime quarantee that the bolts will never fail in service. .Prices: Early Model 1960-1963 with flat iron face.............$210.27 (#F-5) (core exchange or add $10.00 to buy core outright) Late Model 1964-1969 with stepped iron face....$210.27 (#F-6) (add $40.00 for core deposit, or send in exchange core) Racing Style Late Flywheel............................add $ 83.36 (#F-8) (weight ring removed, iron face turned 0.3" and notched) .Shipping costs added: just the actual shipping cost back to you..(I usually ship via Post Office Flat Rate Box which costs $10.35, and is a two day air service).. With an 'exchange' order I can usually ship the next day.(If you prefer, I will rebuild your core and return it....there could be up to an twelve week delay if I rebuild your core and return it to you as I do these in groups and alternate between flywheels, harmonic balancers and distributors.) Quantity discounts:-5% for 2,-7 1/2% for three and -10% for four or more in the same order.

... These are examples of the stock '60-63 (short) and '64-69 (long) failed factory rivets. Notice how the metal is cut out of just one side. This extra space then allows the iron flywheel face and pressure plate to shift around creating an out-of-balance situation. The missing metal is pounded between the flywheel parts so it may still sound tight when tapped with a wood block! ...Nearly all Corvair flywheels need rebuilt!

...Currently you must order your Dale flywheel direct from us or from Corvair Underground. {Clarks Corvair sold our flywheels for many years but now have decided to rebuild their flywheels in house, eliminating many of the steps which make our remanufactured Dale flywheels superior.}

Dale Manufacturing 3425 Fairhaven Avenue N.E. Salem, Oregon 97301 (503) 364-8685 PST www.dalemfg.com