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Holden 6cyl Flywheel

Started by gtrboyy , Feb 15 2008 08:35 PM

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#1 gtrboyy

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Posted 15 February 2008 - 08:35 PM

This was the flywheel that was on my old 202,curious if anyone had one like this also.

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#2 dattoman

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Posted 15 February 2008 - 08:50 PM

Lightened
Hope its not cast iron

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#3 FastEHHolden

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Posted 15 February 2008 - 09:13 PM

Yeah..I've got one too...mine is not the explosion proof one...It will be fine if you keep it at sane rpm's...I wouldn't go over 6000 with it.

Here is where we get a flood of..."my flywheel regularly gets spun to 7500 and its still in one piece" :blink:

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#4 _CHOPPER_

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Posted 15 February 2008 - 10:31 PM

Here is where we get a flood of..."my flywheel regularly gets spun to 7500 and its still in one piece"

You mean like this?

I accidentally spun mine past that without any drama. The fuel would cut out @6500 RPM, which was 71 KPH in second. Whilst winding it out in second on LPG, I wondered why it seemed to be revving a bit harder. No injectors to cut out, that's why. So once I checked the speedo and saw I was doing about 87 KPH ( probably close to 8000 RPM ), I selected third. I tried not to make a habit of that. I had the car for 110,000 KM before the body failed.