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machining a stock flywheel
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I'm keen to get a lighter flywheel for my 2005 620. I've heard that a machined stock wheel is pref errable over an alumin aftermarket unit.
Two questions:
Are flywheels model specific, I'm going to try and find a used one on eBay, does it need to have come off a 620, or will other wheels fit also?
I will get a local machine shop to turn it down, has anyone got the required dimensions to slim it down to?
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i machine them down to 120mm od and around 13mm thick (from memory) at the outer edge. makes them about 880 grams.
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Re: machining a stock flywheel
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Thanks brad, that's exactly what I needed. I was going to try and find a second hand one
Are they model specific?
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only 749 and 999 are different afaik. they have a small oil squirting hole to spray the alt stator
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get in contact with forum member monsterlover
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Quote from: ducpainter on February 10, 2013, 03:03:42 PM
shipping will kill the deal.
you are right . . . but, someone could send ml a stock flywheel and ollie send his as a "trade" . . just saying . . . .
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Re: machining a stock flywheel
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Depending on the size of the package. I sent a clutch hub out to Australia for $12 bucks from USPS. It isnt all that bad.
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It's the other direction that screw us Aussies. Cost me $120 to ship two brake discs to china. A flywheel to USA would be like $50!!
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Quote from: Darkmonster620 on February 10, 2013, 03:00:21 PM
get in contact with forum member monsterlover
Thanks for the mention
If it fits I have one already done from an injected 900.
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