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Ed Anderson wrote:
For crimmney sakes, Ernest - not so loud. If we never tell it, it won't
know it can't handle it.
Ernest, I think the flex plate is more like .092 - 0.125 " thick or more.
In any case, I have never heard of a flex plate failing.
It will would also take a bit less stress without the gear shifting going on
as in the automobile. Also, not certain but I think the flywheel torque is
on the order of 150-200 ft/lb for an NA engine.
Ed A
Well, I won't tell it if everyone will promise to keep their voice down around mine 8*)
This actually make me quite happy. I was worried about dropping from 9 to 6 bolts. I'll still count on a backing nut, just because I don't think my machining skills are on par with what the Ross people have, but six 5/16 bolts will be more than sufficient for the role.
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