S2 ERST 2.1 ZVH FLYWHEEL HELP.... !!
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where can i get a BRAND NEW flywheel for a 2.1 ZVH ERST... ?
its basically a 1.6 CVH flywheel that is required...
where from please ? and prices ?
thanks in advance people !
its basically a 1.6 CVH flywheel that is required...
where from please ? and prices ?
thanks in advance people !
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Why not go down the scrappy, get a 1.6 CVH EFI flywheel, get it lightened, balanced and bored out to fit the Zetec crank?
There are also Zetec aluminium flywheels in America, they *may* fit.
There are also Zetec aluminium flywheels in America, they *may* fit.
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you reckon it will be that easy ?
CVH EFi arent that common, i thought
have been told any 1600 CVH flywheel should do it...
dont know where i would get it machined either, thats another potential problem
CVH EFi arent that common, i thought
have been told any 1600 CVH flywheel should do it...
dont know where i would get it machined either, thats another potential problem
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Any CVH flywheel will fit - however if you are running any sort of EFI system, the chances are you wil NEED the EFI flywheel.
You could machine it yourself, but it is a real hard, slow job. Ligtening and balancing is a pro job only though. Any machineshop should be able to bore the holes out, but lightening and balancing I'd only entrust to a specialist with years of experience and a good rep.
You could machine it yourself, but it is a real hard, slow job. Ligtening and balancing is a pro job only though. Any machineshop should be able to bore the holes out, but lightening and balancing I'd only entrust to a specialist with years of experience and a good rep.
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