Flywheel
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Hi all....anyone got or can give me the
drawing of the holes and dowel postions for a 6 bolt flywheel...i have a 6 bolt flywheel but no dowel holes on it.
Thanks
Gino
Milano
Italy
drawing of the holes and dowel postions for a 6 bolt flywheel...i have a 6 bolt flywheel but no dowel holes on it.
Thanks
Gino
Milano
Italy
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1965 Elan S2 Roadster
1965 Elan S3 Coupe
1968 Elan S4 Coupe
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1968 Lotus Seven S3
1982 Lotus Esprit S3
1961 Ford Anglia
2000 Lotus Elise Motorsport-56
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gino1 - Third Gear
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I would decide what clutch cover I am going to use and then dowel accordingly.
I am running a Sierra clutch as it goes with the Sierra box.
Just remember to get the doweling and trial build done before balancing.
Or better yet get it done by the shop that does the balancing.
Jon the Chief
I am running a Sierra clutch as it goes with the Sierra box.
Just remember to get the doweling and trial build done before balancing.
Or better yet get it done by the shop that does the balancing.
Jon the Chief
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Gino
Can you not take them from the crankshaft?
John
Can you not take them from the crankshaft?
John
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john.p.clegg - Coveted Fifth Gear
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Hi Gino
Six bolt flywheels did not use a dowel pin as standard and had no hole for one. Some (all?) standard six bolt cranks had a hole for a single dowel but it was not fitted.
If your crank does not have dowel hole(s) I personally would not worry about fitting them. If it does then I would base it on the crank itself with a press fitted item like this as like they say "dimensions may vary"
cheers
Rohan
Six bolt flywheels did not use a dowel pin as standard and had no hole for one. Some (all?) standard six bolt cranks had a hole for a single dowel but it was not fitted.
If your crank does not have dowel hole(s) I personally would not worry about fitting them. If it does then I would base it on the crank itself with a press fitted item like this as like they say "dimensions may vary"
cheers
Rohan
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rgh0 - Coveted Fifth Gear
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