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That should work fine. Be sure to note that if you're going to be using a carbon-ceramic clutch disk material that you'll likely wear that flywheel out quickly if you're doing a lot of drag racing. The carbon-ceramic material is *much* harder than mild steel.
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The EN 24 mild steel is the hardest mild steel you can get but when it wears out i wil most likely go for a tilton clutch next.
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What if you machined a recess, and made a replaceable section (roughly a flattened doughnut shape) to deal with wear and heat spots? Best design would have the doughnut cut in three or four sections to deal with heat expansion, and of course recess the mounting screws.
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That will work that design is the same as what they use on the alluminium flywheels.
almost forgot happy b-day pwpanas. Last edited by warmkop; 01-01-2012 at 09:16 PM. |
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flywheel is balanched and ready to be put together.wanted to ask what do you think about holset turbos like the hx 45 and hx50
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I'm not familiar with them offhand - can you send me a link so I can examine their specifications?
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