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Pics of Lightened Steel Flywheel
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ChrisS
Jedi Knight
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Not the best pic but you should get the idea. I remove the step between the ring gear and the mounting surface for the pressure plate. Remember that mass moment of inertia is a function of radius squared so you get much more reduction in the moment of inertia by removing material towards the OD of the flywheel compared to an equal mass reduction closer towards the ID.
jlaird
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Anyone who wants a copy send me an email and tell me what it is for, year, model and engine. I got em all on PDF files.
jlaird237@cox.net
jlaird237@cox.net
GreenHornet
Jedi Trainee
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Here is a site I used to get mine.
https://www.1978mgmidget.com/manuals_and_booklets.html
https://www.1978mgmidget.com/manuals_and_booklets.html