Why would the metal gall??? They typically have a steel surface where the
clutch rides! Mine does, as well as the one in VB, and
every other one that I've seen advertised.
Joe.
Nolan Penney wrote:
>
> As an alternative, consider turning down the steel flywheel you already have.
> Be very cautious about using an aluminum flywheel, the metal galls easily,
>destroying controllable clutch action and the clutch disc. You pretty much
>need a steel surface for the disc to ride against if you want the flywheel to
>last, especially if the vehicle will be street driven.
>
> >>> <A666K@aol.com> 06/20 7:40 PM >>>
>
> New VB catalog has this beautiful Aluminum flywheel (inside back cover), only
> downside appears to be the$500 price tag. A question for the racers or those
> of you that seem to have a machine shop in the garage: How hard would it be
> to make one of these? What would it cost? Are there any alternatives? What
> would they cost?
> T.I.A.
> Avi
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