Home made flywheel for the 5/6/7m engine

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Jens Lyn

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Jan 30, 2007
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Hey all.
Because of my dreams of a high reving NA engine, i had to either buy og build a new and ligther flywheel.
Also i had to find a stronger clutch so here is what happend.

I made some drawing of the flywheel, and using the solidworks 2008 program i also could calculate the weight of it :).

The flywheel is made of steel 52, strong steel that is used for that kind of things.
And then the cnc machine was started :).
The clutch is a tilton racing clutch with to cinter metallic plates, and it can handle up to 950nm.....so i think it will do :)

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The flywheel incl the clutch is heavy standard.....17kg
This new one incl all.. 8.6kg :)
I think it will rev fast :)

Of course i will loose some of my tourque.....but i build for high rpm so f.ck that :)
 
gofastgeorge

gofastgeorge

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Jan 24, 2008
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What size Tilton is that ?

The reason I ask, is that I have a QuarterMaster 8.5" twin disk assembly that looks very close to it.
I have an Ogawa Eng. (Japan) 7M flywheel set aside to modify to accept the QM clutch assy..

So I would be interrested in one of your flywheels, providing you decide to duplicate yours, and the clutches interchange.
Or hell, even if they don't, I can sell this QM to a chevy owner,
and buy the Tilton.
 
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Jens Lyn

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Hey again.
It is balanced on a machine that can do it to extreme precission.
The ring gear is the original that is mounted again.
Best regards Jens Pedersen
 
wiseco7mgt

wiseco7mgt

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So jens, are you selling these? i'm sure there are a few people on here that would pay for the quality and the time spent designing and researching such a project.
The tiltons are the ones found on ebay from ex nascars right?
 
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