lightened flywheel advice?

Started by travellinbob, June 05, 2006, 09:46:47 PM

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travellinbob

Hi all I have a new flywheel that is the size and weight of a nats bum but it dont bolt up to the eccentric shaft. So I am thinking i will need a counter wheel from an automatic car? Is this right.? Been ages since I did this kind of thing.
 If this is right then does anyone have one for sale? :D
 cheers all, michael :Thumbs-up

kev-yorks

Yes Michael you bolt up the counter weight to the E-shaft and the flywheel bolts to the counter weight. Counter weights come up on ebay from time to time or try one of the vendors.
Kevin
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travellinbob


kev-yorks

Michael give reworx a ring some one posted in the last week or so they had done a Auto to manual conversion for them so they should have one.
Regards Kevin

MikeLMR

its for a 12a tho\' kev

don\'t forget that the bolts are most likely fitted ones so make sure they come with it

kev-yorks

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Quote from: MikeLMRits for a 12a tho\' kev

don\'t forget that the bolts are most likely fitted ones so make sure they come with it
You know you want to try that milling machine out though Mike.
Here\'s a link for a new one Michael but there not cheap.
http://www.mazdatrix.com/getprice.asp?partnum=11-751A-1883
Kevin
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MikeLMR

I think thats a bit ambitious for now  ... not enough amps coming through the fuse box yet either :eek

kev-yorks

Quote from: MikeLMRI think thats a bit ambitious for now  ... not enough amps coming through the fuse box yet either :eek
As the neighbour to turn the TV off for a hour Mike its in a good cause.
Kevin
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MikeLMR

I shouldn\'t really laugh ... but it drops the volts enough to do that on its own :) same with the welder on full chat :Giggle (he\'s alright about it)