Throwout bearing touching fingers.

[padam]

All of that stuff looks like it was sitting in the mud for 20 years.

 

[dadsbee]

That is one THICK flywheel...

 

[padam]

Clips are sprung on the throw out bearing. I would get a new one that matches whatever Brewers tell you

 

[LowBikeMike]

Were the pressure plate bolts tight?

 

[TallGuy71]

Flywheel should be 1.00” thick. Unless it’s something special for a six pack motor I don’t know about. That could be the problem. A steel flywheel is a good safety upgrade.

It is a 440+6 so maybe that’s a big part of where my problem lies.

 

[TallGuy71]

Clips are sprung on the throw out bearing. I would get a new one that matches whatever Brewers tell you

They sprung like that when I was trying to get the fork out before I realized I could pull the trans back with it still on. But will definitely be getting the right one with what Brewers says.

 

[TallGuy71]

Were the pressure plate bolts tight?

VERY tight haha!

 

[padam]

An 11" flywheel that is 1" thick is 36 lbs. 1.25 thick would be around 45 lbs, that's heavy!
This is the 11" flywheel I have on mine.

 

[TallGuy71]

An 11" flywheel that is 1" thick is 36 lbs. 1.25 thick would be around 45 lbs, that's heavy!
This is the 11" flywheel I have on mine.

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That would definitely be a game changer!

 

[Orig69]

Should be able to see the number on the bell housing the last 3 numbers should be 513

It would be a good idea to count the number of teeth on the flywheel

 

[Orig69]

That would definitely be a game changer!

Your car has a 10.5 inch flywheel.

 

[padam]

Yes you’re going to have to figure out which flywheel you have, and which one you’re supposed to have.