Any good automotive machine shop can re-drill your flywheel for a new
pressure plate bolt pattern. My recommendation is that you use a Toyota
pressure plate and have the flywheel lightened at the same time. If you use
a Toyota pressure plate it will be necessary to have about a .020" step on
the face of the flywheel where the disc makes contact. If the shop does
not know this then go somewhere else.
Richard Mayor
On Fri, Jun 30, 2017 at 6:01 AM, Ed O'Neal <Ed at wadsworthoneal.com> wrote:
> Gents,
>
>
>
> I?m going to do the Toyota 5 speed conversion on my 1960 BT7. Apparently,
> I will need a BJ8 flywheel. Can the old BT7 flywheel be successfully
> re-machined to accept the BJ8 clutch plate? If so are there any
> instructions for this modification?
>
>
>
> Ed O?Neal
>
>
>
> ed at wadsworthoneal.com
>
>
>
> Edward J. O?Neal, P.E., Pte.
>
> Wadsworth O?Neal Associates, Inc.
>
> 6418 Commerce Park Drive
>
> Fort Myers, Florida 33966
>
> phone: (239) 245-8728
>
> cell: (239) 410-6174
>
>
>
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