Flywheel? Lose it or Lighten it
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Flywheel? Lose it or Lighten it
I can see this being a stupid question but is the flywheel needed?
Does it balance the engine, does it work with the stator? I haven't pulled it off yet in my rebuild but I was installin the oil pump eliminator and starter eliminator and from what I see the flywheel is a waste of trottle responce. Are there magnets on it? I cannot see but if I should leave it then I will not pull it off since my stator seems to work fine so I would have no use to remove it unless I want to pick up power.
Does it balance the engine, does it work with the stator? I haven't pulled it off yet in my rebuild but I was installin the oil pump eliminator and starter eliminator and from what I see the flywheel is a waste of trottle responce. Are there magnets on it? I cannot see but if I should leave it then I will not pull it off since my stator seems to work fine so I would have no use to remove it unless I want to pick up power.
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Flywheel? Lose it or Lighten it
yes there are magnets inside your flywheel that spin around your stator causing a electrical magnetic field which helps your motor obtain spark and electrical current.
ritter cycle litens them up you may want to give him a ring.
obtw the flywheel is a must.
ritter cycle litens them up you may want to give him a ring.
obtw the flywheel is a must.
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Flywheel? Lose it or Lighten it
Phone me - 618-644-3211 much easier .
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Rick
http://supremepixels.com/rittercycle/index.php?p=links
Above is a sneak peek at our new website in the works .
Rick
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