[Fot] Alloy v steel

[Kas Kastner]

It is sometimes confusing when referring to other than alloy flywheels, some 
are steel and others are CAST IRON. With a steel wheel I can see getting the 
weight out of the outside diameter and the total down but I'd be very very 
careful doing this with cast iron.
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To: "Tony Drews" <tony at tonydrews.com>; "Jim Cun" <jimcun2001 at yahoo.com.au>; 
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Sent: Sunday, November 18, 2007 1:57 PM
Subject: Re: [Fot] Alloy v steel


>I like my steel flywheel....trouble free and like a piece of jewelry that I 
>hated to cover up.
>
> Joe
>
>
>
>>Alloy flywheels seem harder to keep attached to the crankshaft.  With
>>proper care, they work well, though.  They seem to be more
>>troublesome in the 6 cylinder motors, anecdotally.
>>
>>- Tony
>>
>>At 03:01 PM 11/18/2007, Jim Cun wrote:
>>>Hi Guys,
>>>           Just wanted to ask your thoughts on an alloy flywheel vs
>>>steel for a TR race car?
>>>
>>>Regards Jim
>>>
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