Fly Wheel Question!
#1
Fly Wheel Question!
I was installing my mugen flywheel today (just removed the m2c flywheel)..
Is it ok if there is a small gap between the flywheel and front engine bearing? I know you have to have some space period but the gap is big enough i am able to see light coming through.
I didnt think it was an issue but i just wanted to make sure! Thanks
PM
Is it ok if there is a small gap between the flywheel and front engine bearing? I know you have to have some space period but the gap is big enough i am able to see light coming through.
I didnt think it was an issue but i just wanted to make sure! Thanks
PM
#3
Yeah, the manual showed a spacer between the collet and the bearing as well which as also there.
Only reason i could think of the gap was maybe that was a diff collet because of the M2C flywheel...
Its not a large gap but like i said its enough that i can see light coming through.
Only reason i could think of the gap was maybe that was a diff collet because of the M2C flywheel...
Its not a large gap but like i said its enough that i can see light coming through.
#4
Yeah, the manual showed a spacer between the collet and the bearing as well which as also there.
Only reason i could think of the gap was maybe that was a diff collet because of the M2C flywheel...
Its not a large gap but like i said its enough that i can see light coming through.
Only reason i could think of the gap was maybe that was a diff collet because of the M2C flywheel...
Its not a large gap but like i said its enough that i can see light coming through.
#6
I have a huge gap between front bearing and flywheel as vario 3 flywheel is quite narrow. collet touches the bearing as it's supoposed to but it just looks like vario is made like this. I got two big races with the clutch (about 3 hours of driving time) and everything works well.
collet - 0.3mm shim - bearings and clutchbell has just the right amount of play.
collet - 0.3mm shim - bearings and clutchbell has just the right amount of play.