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Matt MN View Drop Down
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    Posted: 13 Jan 2012 at 9:53pm
I am going to have a flywheel resurfaced on a WD45, what it the demension that the "step" need to be between the disk surface and where the pressure plate bolts to?
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Matt,  simply remind your machinest that whatever material he removes to true the face , he also needs to take a like amount from the plate mounting surface as well. If he has any experience at all, he has seen it all before. I have scanned all my manuals and could not find the exact dimension. At least your bumped up and some one who knows may reply.
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I wish it were that easy, I believe the one I have has been machined incorrectly but I cant find the tolerance in any of my books.
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Dimension is 1.188"
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