wannabfast
Thai with a 78 in MN
could i just use a 5spd clutch with flywheel? or would i need a 4spd clutch with a 5spd ring gear?
what would i need to run a 5spd starter in my 4spd?
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Mark Plaia
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I dunno, Thai....
You may be the first. I have never heard of that one.
Rule of thumb has always been that the transaxle, ring gear and starter go together as a set.
I have run a 5-speed flywheel with a 4-speed ring gear on a 4-speed transaxle with 4-speed starter, mainly to get the extra 15mm of clutch diameter.
And I have heard of the opposite, as well, putting the 5-speed ring gear on the 4 speed flywheel to use on a 1300 converted to FIAT 5-speed.
I suspect that the difference is that they changed the C-to-C distance and/or tooth count.
I guess you need to head out "Where no one has gone before" (Star Trek) and find out.
Ciao,
You may be the first. I have never heard of that one.
Rule of thumb has always been that the transaxle, ring gear and starter go together as a set.
I have run a 5-speed flywheel with a 4-speed ring gear on a 4-speed transaxle with 4-speed starter, mainly to get the extra 15mm of clutch diameter.
And I have heard of the opposite, as well, putting the 5-speed ring gear on the 4 speed flywheel to use on a 1300 converted to FIAT 5-speed.
I suspect that the difference is that they changed the C-to-C distance and/or tooth count.
I guess you need to head out "Where no one has gone before" (Star Trek) and find out.
Ciao,
wannabfast
Thai with a 78 in MN
well found someone in the area with a 4spd starter, but i wont be able to get it until monday, which will be about a day too late for wheels of italy...
heres why the starter failed... or why it no longer works, not sure why its like this though
heres why the starter failed... or why it no longer works, not sure why its like this though