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jaksc Officially Full-On Dubber

236 posts · joined Jan 2005 ·

#348939
How do you tell the difference between a 6 volt and a 12 volt flywheel?

VolksFolks Son of Jim - Creator of Good

2,869 posts · joined Dec 2003 ·

#348947
teeth count and spacing, clutch is smaller, i canna remember the actual tooth count sorry, sure somone will know!
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Grey 57 Old Grey Cruiser

2,937 posts · joined Aug 2002 ·

#348951
6 volt flywheels (not type 3 ones) generally use a 180mm clutch assy. 12 volt have a 200mm clutch assy. Measure across the area where the clutch pressure plate fits in. If its a little over 180mm its a 6 volt. If its a lot over (like more than 200mm its a 12volt. Unless its a Type 3 6volt flywheel. Confused yet?

Craig Paton Wolfsburg Wizard

620 posts · joined Apr 2004 ·

#348985
119 teeth - 10 3/4 inch dia

130 " - 10 7/8 inch dia

I'm pretty sure that the 6v is the 10 3/4 inch dia.

phatrat REALLY!

891 posts · joined May 2004 ·

#348994
another way....starter motors are totally different...

karmen Son of Jim - Creator of Good

2,648 posts · joined Apr 2003 ·

#349009
how disgusting!!!! inches for Metric cars phew!!
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jaksc Officially Full-On Dubber

236 posts · joined Jan 2005 ·

#349199
I have 2 flywheels that have 200mm clutches but are different sizes. Trying to work out which is best to use so i can get it balanced. The one that came off the car doesn,t look like it was meshing proply with the starter as the teeth are slightly worn one side where as the other one is perfect.