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dave blissett

posted on 15/8/03 at 08:04 PM Reply With Quote
pinto flywheel

i have a lathe at work and plan to lighten or make a new flywheel for my 2ltr pinto
has anyone any sizes for how much i can take off a standard flywheel or the thickness i can make a new one in en24t
the engine will be tuned with twin40s big inlets and a 285 cam cheers dave blissett

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PaulBuz

posted on 17/8/03 at 11:08 AM Reply With Quote
Dave
I was thinking about doing the same - till I read up a bit on it .
As has been mentioned prev. on here ,if you remove too much in the wrong place, its a disaster waiting to happen.
As I don't fancy spending the rest of my life in a wheel chair, i'm giving my flywheel to a specialist!

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macspeedy

posted on 17/8/03 at 01:34 PM Reply With Quote
I seem to remeber my flywheel was 9 kg its now 6kg see photo archive i gave mine to a machine shop.
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