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Old 08-05-2009, 07:23 PM   #1
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4th Gen Fidanza Flywheel not fitting on Crank Shaft

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I ordered a fidanza flywheel (12lbs) and clutch from ebay. The flywheel weighs 12 pounds as stated and the clutch checks out. Now when I went to go put it on the flywheel does not fit on the crankshaft as the center hole is to small. My brother says the flywheel is a knock off. Is there any way of figuring if its a true fidanza flywheel? It does have some sort of ID scratched into the flywheel but thats it.

Any help would be appreciated. The flywheel is going to a machine shop tomorrow to have it enlarged, of course the original flywheel is going with it for proper measurement.

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I've never heard of this, but if your having it machined then I guess it wont matter. Maybe someone will chime in that has had the same problem.
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Old 08-06-2009, 07:57 AM   #3
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I have installed a few Fidanza's and they have always been really snug. The one I just installed took a few minutes of light sanding and testing to get it to fit right. Never required any machining though.
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was there any labels or marking to show that its a fidanza flywheel?
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Hey

I ordered a fidanza flywheel (12lbs) and clutch from ebay. The flywheel weighs 12 pounds as stated and the clutch checks out. Now when I went to go put it on the flywheel does not fit on the crankshaft as the center hole is to small. My brother says the flywheel is a knock off. Is there any way of figuring if its a true fidanza flywheel? It does have some sort of ID scratched into the flywheel but thats it.

Any help would be appreciated. The flywheel is going to a machine shop tomorrow to have it enlarged, of course the original flywheel is going with it for proper measurement.

Thanks
The fidanza I installed was snug as well, I just put in 6 flywheel bolts and tightened them evenly with not much effort till it pulled flush with the crank. Then removed the bolts and re-installed with loctite and torqued to 69 ft-lbs, have 600 miles on it now no vibration.
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Old 08-12-2009, 10:52 AM   #6
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what's the weight difference on the fidanza? I ma very interested in the flywheel but Aasco said the stock flywheel was like 15 pounds? and that 5 pounds would be better? im looknig for about half of the stock weight. can anyone verify what that might be?

i have a 4th gen
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