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Re: Flywheel for a Super C
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Posted by Stan(VA). on March 17, 2004 at 04:14:50 from (208.59.157.172):
In Reply to: Flywheel for a Super C posted by Marc in Iowa on March 16, 2004 at 14:44:21:
Marc, There are quite a few differences in the C and Super C, enough that it is not practical to try and convert one to the other (look in the archives here or study a parts book). But if you mean he is installing an overbore piston kit, fine. On the flywheel assy, it is made up of two pieces, the flywheel and a ring gear. If the flywheel has small cracks under the clutch area, it can usually be resurfaced at a machine shop; if the problem is the starter motor had been grinding away at the teeth on the ring gear, then yes just the ring can be replaced to solve that (some even just flip the ring gear over and rotate it a little to get good teeth facing the starter again.). Stan(VA).
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