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can anyone i.d this flywheel 157 tooth takes 10.5 in clutch
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A picture showing the size/position of the counterweight might help. The numbers appear to refer to the SFI certification and not a part number.
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will get a pic tmrw
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Looks like a 157 tooth steel one that takes a 10 1/2" clutch!
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what about taking the weight off and weighing it on scale
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Seems like it would be better to contact the manufacturer to be sure but you could remove the weight and both bolts and weigh them. Measure from the distance from the crank center to the approximate center of that mass (about 2/3 up from the bottom edge since it is a wedge shape. Distance in inches times weight in ounces would give you oz-in of unbalance. The specs state that it is neutral balance with no weight so the unbalance is coming only from the weight and bolts. The weightxdistance will give you a close ballpark value where you can easily tell whether it is 28 or 50. Can't hurt to try.
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theres also some measurements marked on it with a marker 1.748 and 1.750
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