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PostPosted: Mon Mar 06, 2006 12:28 am 
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The nut on the First Motion Shaft came loose,causing some damage.
Have had to replace Mainshaft and 1st Motion shaft,plus bearings and bulkring.
Fitting "bling" flywheel and driveplate with the re-build. :D
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PostPosted: Mon Mar 06, 2006 1:20 am 
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Looks like some of you guys are getting serious for the upcoming Kwinana drags - that's the second lightened flywheel I've seen today, and they're both getting fitted to big bore 1275 engines :)

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Those ultra light flywheels are too light for road use, IMO.
We are sending Cody's brand new one back because:
1. it has .050" lateral runout where they had welded the ring gear on
2. it is way out of balance
3. it goes so far onto the (good) crank nose that it would need machining inside to clear the C-washer on crank.

The steel road ones are a better bet, they run true, but man they are expensive as the one above.

I lightened a stock one instead, it fitted fine no problems. 8)

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PostPosted: Mon Mar 06, 2006 9:26 am 
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Thanks Doc.
Appreciate your concerns and advise.We will check this out before fitting...
Also changing diff ratio as well-Need to get down that 1/4 Mile quicker :evil:
The LS does very little city road use-no stop/starts-so hopefully this won't be a concern :?:

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You'll find it needs more revs to get away, that's all. And it is bound to run a bit rougher down low.:wink:

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i was going to get a steel flywheel from mini spares uk. but after waiting 8 weeks i gave up. because they still didn't have on in stock

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PostPosted: Mon Mar 06, 2006 8:45 pm 
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drmini in aust wrote:
You'll find it needs more revs to get away, that's all. And it is bound to run a bit rougher down low.:wink:

What about fitting a 3.9 diff-Doc?
Still need more rev's in 1st gear :idea:

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Unless it's a track car 3.9 is way too low.
3.647 does me...:)

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PostPosted: Mon Mar 06, 2006 9:04 pm 
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awdmoke wrote:
8)

Looks like some of you guys are getting serious for the upcoming Kwinana drags - that's the second lightened flywheel I've seen today, and they're both getting fitted to big bore 1275 engines :)



I got mine 8) Care of Miniman.
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drmini in aust wrote:
Unless it's a track car 3.9 is way too low.
3.647 does me...:)

And 3.9 with 12inch wheels-For the 1/4 Mile??

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Probably.
Depends what terminal speed U got, but geared higher you would have 1 less shift, maybe.

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Mick wrote:
awdmoke wrote:
8)

Looks like some of you guys are getting serious for the upcoming Kwinana drags - that's the second lightened flywheel I've seen today, and they're both getting fitted to big bore 1275 engines :)



I got mine 8) Care of Miniman.
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Ohhh-Mick,want to have a "pre-run" down the Freeway before April :roll: :roll:

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I'll be lucky to have my car going before April at the rate I work at :?

I'd only bust a diff anyway knowing my luck.

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a little OT but have you seen swiftunes newest take on the fruitfly weight /could double as a steering wheel flywheel?

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Hope they didn't warp the flywheel when welding the ring gear on, like MiniSpares did with Cody's... :shock:

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