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flywheel question?

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  • Start date Start date Apr 14, 2010

onestripevert

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is there an outer diameter size difference between 157 and 164 tooth
 

onestripevert

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either no one knows or no one cares

i'm pretty sure i was sent the wrong part, something's not adding up
 

onestripevert

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i ordered a steel flywheel 6-8 months ago, just got around to puttin it on
it was 13 7/16 in diameter, starter just spun without hitting anything
stock flywheel measured 14 3/16
my question is
is there an adjustable starter i could get
or will i have to get another flywheel
 

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where'd you get the flywheel and what brand?
 

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i do not remember, got it from LRS, i checked their website but don't have it anymore. i gave less than $150 for it.
 

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onestripevert said:
i ordered a steel flywheel 6-8 months ago, just got around to puttin it on
it was 13 7/16 in diameter, starter just spun without hitting anything
stock flywheel measured 14 3/16
my question is
is there an adjustable starter i could get
or will i have to get another flywheel
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The starters are the same for both flywheels. What you would need is a bellhousing for a 164 tooth flywheel that moves the starter outward...
 

onestripevert

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SN95StangMan said:
The starters are the same for both flywheels. What you would need is a bellhousing for a 164 tooth flywheel that moves the starter outward...
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that moves the starter outward?
if it moved further outward it would be that much farther away from the flywheel
 

onestripevert

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i put on a f-150 flywheel. it works for now
ps the car moved on its own power today, first time since i aquired this vehicle
 
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