Hi I'd like too know if you know anything about new start"cogs" for a flywheel,
Badly formed question but anyways.
If you dont understand ask and I'll try to explain what I mean
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Wcfluff ·
Aussieveedubbers · Non-VW Engine Conversions
New startergear?Cogs? what the name now might be
https://forums.aussieveedubbers.com/threads/80035/new-startergearcogs-what-the-name-now-might-be
Pauld ·
your talking about the bendix to go on the flywheel, i only know about trucks where they are replaceable, i honestly dont know if you can replace them on dubs or not or if a replacement flywheel is needed
rocknrob ·
yes john sherman has his flywheels cast and then machines them and then fits the ring gear...i've seen stack of them in his little workshop
ahoogah ·
As I know it, all flywheels have this "ring gear", they are replaceable, put on by heat expanding the gear.
Wcfluff ·
Wow you guys are amazing you understood me👍
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Yup, but some of them are not put on by heat expanding 👎
Do you know if he sells those to other ppl or can you ask him where he gets them?
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Yup, but some of them are not put on by heat expanding 👎
Do you know if he sells those to other ppl or can you ask him where he gets them?
/L
Baja Wes ·
You should be able to buy a ring gear from most VW shops;
http://www.geneberg.com/article.php?ArticleID=178
Don't get confused by the ring gear which is part of the ring and pinion in the differential.
Some VW flywheels don't have a replaceable ring gear. Instead the ring gear is a machines part of the flywheel. I used one of these to make my flywheel, just machined the ring gear part off and had it fitted and welded to my flywheel.
http://www.geneberg.com/article.php?ArticleID=178
Don't get confused by the ring gear which is part of the ring and pinion in the differential.
Some VW flywheels don't have a replaceable ring gear. Instead the ring gear is a machines part of the flywheel. I used one of these to make my flywheel, just machined the ring gear part off and had it fitted and welded to my flywheel.