Re: Flywheel

In Reply to: Flywheel posted by Steve Dabrowski on January 13, 2024 at 16:35:01:

HiYa Steve-
Chances are your flywheel has been serviced before and you simply have whatever aftermarket supplier was there at the time. FORD always had at least two suppliers to supply parts. I can't explain why a 20# diff between the two but suspect one is wrong. Measure the O/A thickness of the flywheel with your calipers or a mic and compare. I machined thousands of FORD 6375 Flywheels in my years as an NC Turning Specialist. I have the original blueprints for them and the ring-gears. EI data has weight of finished parts as well as material specs and more.

Tim Daley (MI)

Follow Ups:

• Re: Flywheel - Steve Dabrowski 14:43:40 01/20/24 (3)
  • Re: Flywheel - Jason Grooms 02:29:09 01/22/24 (2)
    • Re: Flywheel - Steve Dabrowski 18:44:57 01/22/24 (0)
    • Re: Flywheel - Tim Daley (MI) 03:45:43 01/22/24 (0)

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