I just received a new Sebro flywheel from Pelican.
The new flywheel has the proper A an B measurements, but 'C' is only 9mm. According to the chart below my flywheel is already out of spec by 2mm! Has anyone else encountered this?
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Full Version: Flywheel specs for a 4 cyl
Is it made out of a better/ different alloy? That might be why....did you cal and ask them? That's what I would do first.
I do know that if your going for a lightened flywheel, slot of material has to be taken from somewhere to make a noticeble difference
I do know that if your going for a lightened flywheel, slot of material has to be taken from somewhere to make a noticeble difference
9mm is correct for the type 4.
QUOTE(rjames @ Oct 21 2011, 08:48 PM) 
I just received a new Sebro flywheel from Pelican.
The new flywheel has the proper A an B measurements, but 'C' is only 9mm. According to the chart below my flywheel is already out of spec by 2mm! Has anyone else encountered this?
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IIRC someone said that this is the spec chart was for a -6 flywheel , not the -4 flywheel. I could be wrong , but the thread concluded that the 11mm dimension was for the -6 not -4 . Maybe search would help.
Jack
QUOTE(sixnotfour @ Oct 22 2011, 04:30 AM)
9mm is correct for the type 4.
Ahhh.
Perfect, thanks!
Where does that information come from? I cannot find specs for the -4 flywheel; only for the -6 one.
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