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Author: Subject: Duratec to type 9. ( why a st150 flywheel)
ryanill

posted on 13/1/14 at 07:13 PM Reply With Quote
Duratec to type 9. ( why a st150 flywheel)

Hi all
Think that the title pretty much gives this one away

I'm in the planning stages of a duratec build. I Searched the forum for whitch clutch parts to use to join it with a type 9.Just wondering why it has to be a st150 flywheel.
Can a STD flywheel not be fitted ? As a st150 engine is a duratec ?
How is the st150 flywheel different to a everyday 2.0 duratec flywheel ?
Cheers guys

Ryan

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big_wasa

posted on 13/1/14 at 07:18 PM Reply With Quote
Single mass ie solid as apposed to a dual mass flywheel found on the others.
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ryanill

posted on 13/1/14 at 07:29 PM Reply With Quote
Std fly wheel = dule mass
St150 fly wheel = solid once pice .

Glad that was resolved quickly

Ryan

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big-vee-twin

posted on 13/1/14 at 07:47 PM Reply With Quote
You can use an early Zetec flywheel also.





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ryanill

posted on 13/1/14 at 07:50 PM Reply With Quote
quote:
Originally posted by big-vee-twin
You can use an early Zetec flywheel also.


Ah that's a useful bit of info too. Any ideas of the years that the zetechs where fitted with that type ?

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big_wasa

posted on 13/1/14 at 08:29 PM Reply With Quote
That's a new one on me but the zetec E is the same for all of them. From the Silvertops to the Blacktops and these fit the st170, that's badged as a Duratec but isn't ?
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ceebmoj

posted on 13/1/14 at 09:40 PM Reply With Quote
I think that flackmonky said on his build thread that the st150 fly wheel in only 1 of 2 kg heavier than the litend ones as well.
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Dusty

posted on 13/1/14 at 09:42 PM Reply With Quote
ST170 Badged as a duratec but a zetec bottom end and zetec-ish head.

[Edited on 13/1/14 by Dusty]

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big-vee-twin

posted on 13/1/14 at 10:24 PM Reply With Quote
Here's the part number for the fly wheel, taken from Flaks write up, so you can look it up.


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ryanill

posted on 14/1/14 at 06:23 AM Reply With Quote
quote:
Originally posted by Dusty
ST170 Badged as a duratec but a zetec bottom end and zetec-ish head.

[Edited on 13/1/14 by Dusty]


So is it the st170 (zetec) flywheel that also works aswell as the st150 ?
Also thanks for the number big-vee-twin. Just to clarify is that the zetec flywheel part number ?

Cheers fir all the info guys I know this is a subject that's been talked about Befor

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big-vee-twin

posted on 14/1/14 at 10:30 AM Reply With Quote
I have looked through my notes, following BW comment, its the clutch pressure plate and not flywheel that can come from early Zetec.

Although I am sure that fly must be fitted to different engines.





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big_wasa

posted on 14/1/14 at 11:18 AM Reply With Quote
The st170 flywheel is dual mass as well.
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