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| Brett W |
 Jan 22 2005, 10:27 PM
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What splines and disk are you guys using for your Tilton 3 disk clutch systems. Where are you getting your flywheels?
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| Thorshammer |
Jan 23 2005, 11:52 AM
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Although I have a six for my EP car. The flywheel comes from Fidanza. Order now if you want something by the spring. They have aluminum flywheels for type 4 motors I am told. As far as the clutch goes Tilton 5.5 twin disc with standard splines, just call them they are very knowledgable. The release bearing can be tricky, but I think you could use the standard bearing with a reducer for this clutch. I had to engineer a hydraulic release bearing due to my odd (Hewland)transmission config.
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Brett W Tilton, Quartermaster, etc Clutches Jan 22 2005, 10:27 PM
Otmar I used a 7-1/4" triple copper disc unit.
Original... Jan 23 2005, 02:47 AM
Britain Smith Here is a picture of WEVO's flywheel on the tu... Jan 23 2005, 12:13 PM |
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