Flywheel

for those with Series MM sidevalve cars produced between September 1948 and February 1953
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tortron
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Flywheel

Post by tortron »

is the sidevalve flywheel the same as the 948 a series?
i know the clutch is
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Post by WPR678B »

No. The flywheel is totally different, but as you rightly say the clutch componets are the same. :D
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Post by mike.perry »

I doubt whether they would be the same. I would expect that the crankshaft bolt spacing could be different and the flywheel diameter. Comparing the workshop manual diagrams, the shape of the flywheels on the crankshaft side is different.
I do not have a 948 flywheel to compare so I cannot give a definate answer.
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Post by tortron »

blast, had my eye on an aquaplane alloy flywheel for the a series.
shame, as i love period modifications
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Post by WPR678B »

Here are the 2 side by side (the sidevalve on the left)<br>Image<br>

Note that the holes on the sidevalve flywheel are not equally spaced :wink:<br>Image<br>
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