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11-17-2009 #1
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Trash it? (Flywheel)
Have a 10-235 Hayes flywheel that I have been off and on trying to sell for a while. The problem is, there is a good amount of pitting damage to the backside of the flywheel. I have had the flywheel tanked and the friction side resurfaced.
I am wondering if the damage is enough to warrant having the balance (or in this case the out-of-balance) checked out? If it were a neutral flywheel it would be simple a cake, but due to the detroit balance, my head is scratching.
Or, should I chalk it up to a loss and trash it?
Any input would be appreciated..
Todd S.
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11-18-2009 #2
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Was it laying on wet cardboard???
Looks like you could have a Machinest do a cleanup cut on it.David Pozzi http://www.pozziracing.com67 Camaro RS that will be faster than anything Mary owns.
11-19-2009 #3
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Actually Phos. acid soaked cardboard. Damn leaky bottles.
I never really thought about just machining it out. He did plane it a little but the thought never really crossed my mind, or his for that matter.
Thanks!Todd S.
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