Need some stock flywheel measurements
#1
Archie is Gay
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Need some stock flywheel measurements
I just got my stock flywheel resurfaced and before I dropped it off, I forgot to take some measurements to make sure that they machined everything correct when done. Can somebody please tell me what the following flywheel measurements are?
1.) Pressure plate to clutch disk step height (needed to make sure that the shop took the same amount off both the PP mating surface and the clutch surface)
2.) Clutch mating surface step diameter (needed to make sure that the shop didn't cut too far or not far enough into the flywheel radially)
Thanks for any help! Last thing I want to do is put it on the car and spend another 4 hours getting everything bolted back up only to find out through vibration or premature wear that they machined it wrong!
Thanks again for any help you can provide.
1.) Pressure plate to clutch disk step height (needed to make sure that the shop took the same amount off both the PP mating surface and the clutch surface)
2.) Clutch mating surface step diameter (needed to make sure that the shop didn't cut too far or not far enough into the flywheel radially)
Thanks for any help! Last thing I want to do is put it on the car and spend another 4 hours getting everything bolted back up only to find out through vibration or premature wear that they machined it wrong!
Thanks again for any help you can provide.
#3
Archie is Gay
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Thanks for the offer but unfortunately I've got no ride and thus can't get over to your place to take the measurements. Is there any way that you can measure it for me? I'm just looking for 2 measurements. The diameter across the stepped up face and the height of the step itself. Any help you (or anybody else) can provide on this would be great.
Thanks!
Thanks!
#4
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Not sure how much this will help you, as this is from a stock flywheel that also has been turned but never used. FWIW, it was in decent shape prior to being turned, they only resurfaced it. So I believe the amount removed was minimal. And sorry, the measurements are pretty crude but it's the best I could do with what I have here at home:
9 and 11/16 inches or approx. 24 centimeters.
Approx. 3/16 inches or .50 centimeters.
9 and 11/16 inches or approx. 24 centimeters.
Approx. 3/16 inches or .50 centimeters.
#6
Archie is Gay
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Thanks for the measurements SgtBlue!
The reason I'm asking is because I don't remember the step being as tall as it is now after being machined. Liekwise, I don't recall the step diameter being as small as it is now.
It's better to find out now if there is indeed a problem as opposed to after I have spent 4-5 hours getting it all back together and take the car out for the test drive.
Thanks again for the measurements!
#7
Rotary Freak
Originally Posted by Sgtblue
Approx. 3/16 inches or .50 centimeters.
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