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Which Flywheel On My C30se Conversion


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Hi guys, still plodding on with my conversion, baby seems to take all of my spare time so its a very slow process! I've pretty much got the wiring loom sorted, and I am now struggling to mate flywheels and clutches between the block and the box. What has anyone else used??

Eight bolt holes on the crank, a 12v flywheel with 6 holes though there is only four to bolt the clutch to it (is that right?!!)

Its giving me that much of a headache I'm now contemplating just sticking one of my redtops in it!!! At least that can be done without finding somewhere to put a rad!

Please help, starting to get dispondant!!!!!!!

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I use a 12v 3.0 and they utilise a getrag 265 gearbox and the gte uses a getrag 240. There is a substantle difference in size with regards to the bellhousings. The clutch is also a lot bigger, 3.0 engine is 240 mm and i think the 2.0 is 218mm.

regards

Ian

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Hi i had mine done at a machine shop he plugged welded and drilled out the 8 holes to match didnt cost much well worth it i havent had any problems at all, as for the radiator i used a mk5 escort i think it was off a diesel i went hunting at the scrap yard to find one and fitted it right in the four slot part so i could run the exsisiting fan set up, i did trim the blade down a bit she ran fine with no over heating problems, i tried the twin electric fan set up and thats what im on at the moment again scrap yard nissan fans i think.

Cheers

Steve

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