What's the deal with this flywheel?
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What's the deal with this flywheel?
I purchased this lightweight steel 225mm flywheel some time ago on Ebay from a gentleman in Canada. I should have studied the pics more carefully because once I tried to fit my racing beat clutch and pressure plate to the unit disappointment quickly set in!
Turns out there is no outer raised area on this flywheel for the pp to bolt to.
If I place the pp directly on the flywheel there is a large gap between the two.
Does anyone have experience with this unit and if so can you tell me more about it? It seems I have nothing more than a paper weight if I cannot locate an appropriate clutch/pp to work with it.
The guy I purchased it from had no additional info on the unit.
I put up a couple pics http://webpages.charter.net/heath7/
Turns out there is no outer raised area on this flywheel for the pp to bolt to.
If I place the pp directly on the flywheel there is a large gap between the two.
Does anyone have experience with this unit and if so can you tell me more about it? It seems I have nothing more than a paper weight if I cannot locate an appropriate clutch/pp to work with it.
The guy I purchased it from had no additional info on the unit.
I put up a couple pics http://webpages.charter.net/heath7/
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I didn't see the spacers on their site. The flywheel doesn't look like any they have pictured.
Any clue who manufactured this flywheel? Are you thinking the spacers racing beat sells will work with this unit even though it dosn't seem as though they design or sell it?
Any clue who manufactured this flywheel? Are you thinking the spacers racing beat sells will work with this unit even though it dosn't seem as though they design or sell it?
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