Anyone have dynomite? ill blow this sh*t open!

GeTCrAzYKiD · 2003-02-04 19:19:44

LOOK AT THIS HELP ME PLEASE! SOMONE! :confused: :mad: terrible photo shop..:D

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02-04-03, 01:19 PM

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Anyone have dynomite? ill blow this sh*t open!

LOOK AT THIS HELP ME PLEASE! SOMONE!

terrible photo shop..

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02-04-03, 01:33 PM

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2 1/8th inch badass socket and a massive breaker bar.

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02-04-03, 01:33 PM

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LOL are you referring to the flywheel nut? Cause that's what it looks like. You need a Racing Beat wrench, 2 1/8 socket. It's torqued down to 362 ft lbs normally but the flywheel is already off of there so I have no idea what it could be torqued at right now.

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02-04-03, 01:36 PM

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LOL...SUPERBOLT....ROFL...

Try a big socket?

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02-04-03, 01:40 PM

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lol i got something that fits it, but when it turns it turns the entire crank and i can get anythign to stop it from turning

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02-04-03, 01:40 PM

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I'm going to be under going this task today to....would a huge impact gun work? I hope I can find a socket that big, lol

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02-04-03, 01:45 PM

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Originally posted by f1blueRx7
LOL are you referring to the flywheel nut? Cause that's what it looks like. You need a Racing Beat wrench, 2 1/8 socket. It's torqued down to 362 ft lbs normally but the flywheel is already off of there so I have no idea what it could be torqued at right now.

ok, you seem to know alot here's another picture for you guys..this is the other side that turns when i try to unbolt it..

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02-04-03, 01:46 PM

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"Superbolt" is the Flywheel retaining nut. Size = 54mm, a 2 1/8" socket works in this case (sears $23.99 3/4" Drive). An Impact wrench will make the job much easier

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02-04-03, 01:48 PM

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ok, you seem to know alot here's another picture for you guys..this is the other side that turns when i try to unbolt it..

get a 2x4 or something massive about 5 or 6 feet long and drill two holes in it and screw it into two of the holes on that crank.

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02-04-03, 01:52 PM

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Superbolt... lol. i love it. Good luck

EDIT: <delete pic> hehe beat me too it Jacob.

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02-04-03, 01:53 PM

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Here is where the NOVICE dismantler hangs himself. When disassembling a rotary for the first time, SHELL out 30 bucks for Bruce Torenteno's video: http://www.atkinsrotary.com/enginevideo.htm

He loosens the front eccentric nut first and leaves it on ; then he removes the Flywheel retaining nut

If I were you I would go get a 4' long 2" x 2" piece of angle iron, Drill it to match 2 of the bolt holes on your counterweight. Bolt the angle iron to the counterweight, parrellel with the floor. Then Loosen the nut while standing on the angle iron

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02-04-03, 01:55 PM

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hmm, i think i will look into that, if anyone else has some ideas help me out ive been at it all day!

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02-04-03, 02:00 PM

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https://www.rx7club.com/forum/showth...light=Flywheel

This might give you some ideas!

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02-04-03, 02:13 PM

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do this.

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02-04-03, 02:19 PM

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do this.

hahahahaha that was beautiful and a perfect idea, im definatly going for that one lol, and thats SUPERbolt, not megabolt lol

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i think its pretty smart if you ask me

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i did its beautiful lol

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well get with it my man, post some pictures. if your 2x4 breaks, use some kind of thin metal bar.

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pour a bunch of gun powder down the spark plug holes and the get some string dip it in gas to make a fuse and that should work

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02-04-03, 03:10 PM

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Quote:

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https://www.rx7club.com/forum/showth...light=Flywheel

This might give you some ideas!

Beat me to it.

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02-04-03, 03:48 PM

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superbolt , megabolt?? haha
its time to bring out the "Noobie Mechanics 101 book."

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So, that's how a automatic counterweight looks. Explains why there is no flywheel.

Like the man said, do the front one first, then the rear.

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hey, i got everything off including the fly wheel! an automatic still has one...but this counter weight, and all this good stuff, i have no idea what to do but im going for the 2x4 and the pipe thing hope to get pictures soon lol thanks guys lol i could really use some of you riggers over here haha!