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Re: Flywheel





Its not a bad drawing. And I am quite sure there is not one in millimetres. If its is too confusing, perhaps give the drawing to someone at the machine shop. You'll need a machine shop to do the conversion anyway.

R = Radius

TYP = "Typical", meaning all similarly drawn holes are the same specification

To convert to mm, simply multiply the inch value by 25.4.


Wakeman


----- Original Message ----- From: "Knud-Erik Holm" <kebh@xxxxx>
To: <1962to1965mopars@xxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Wednesday, March 18, 2009 12:24 PM
Subject: SV: Flywheel



I think I got that diagram of the net, it is describing 3 holes to be
drilled on the engine side. 1 13/64" wide and 0.66 deep to the point. But I
am not sure as to how I am suppose to understand the angels it dictates.
It says 3.88 R (radius?) 2.50 TYP ? and 41 degrees and 26 something?. It is
a bad drawing i suppose.

Does anyone have one that works in millimetres and is more describing?
Please!

To make the choices harder, a guy offered me an aluminium flywheel for a god
price 270 us$  it is new in box and is called a
schiefer aluminium casting 21-330
how do I balance this flywheel? And what about clutch type, is a normal
clutch to powerful for aluminium?

Getting more and more confused as I gather more information...

Any way thanks for bothering with my problems

Ps. If I lived in USA, I would just go down to the shop an purchase one! But
this is Denmark, and everyone that had a-833 on cars tore them out and
installed 727 auto. And threw out the rest. These things are very hard to
come by in Denmark, and bying them in Germany or Sweden do not make it
affordable, a correct 360 flywheel will cost me 550 us$ plus tax and
transport! See my problem, and then there is all the rest of the setup
that's missing...

Thanks, Knud Erik Bergstein Holm
-----Oprindelig meddelelse-----
Fra: Don Dulmage [mailto:big-d@xxxxxxxxxxxx]
Sendt: 18. marts 2009 02:59
Til: 1962to1965mopars@xxxxxxxxxx
Emne: Flywheel



Re the flywheel problem. I am helping a stock car racer here and he has no
360 flywheel . We are using the diagram from the MP chassis book and the
instructions to convert a 318 wheel to 360 balance. Remeber this is right
from Momma Mopars book and not some idea from the hill country.
Don
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