Crana
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Bought a light weight flywheel and had to transfer my teeth for the starter people say you have to weld the ring? 
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redtopnutta
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what engine? on my XE i heated the ring up to get it on
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Mike
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Usually just have to heat the old flywheel, remove the ring gear then put it on the new flywheel and leave to cool/contract.
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gazza808
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quote:
Originally posted by Mike B
Usually just have to heat the old flywheel, remove the ring gear then put it on the new flywheel and leave to cool/contract.
Don't heat the flywheel or you'll be there a while trying to get it off, wanna heat the ring gear,
Is the new fly a lightened standard one or a billet one?
I would try fitting it by normal method, if it's abit loose I'd throw 4 stitch welds on it, all at 90degrees, that's if it's a billet one, then it'll need re balancing.
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Crana
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its from turbo sport ring gear isn't moving by hand
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gazza808
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If it's tight on it, then I wouldn't bother welding it, just a pain in the ass, if you have to rip it apart to do it again.
Is that for standard clutch set up? Or 7.25inch?
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Crana
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standard
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