<VV> Resufacing a flywheel

[Harry Yarnell]

There are some key pieces of information missing from your post. You didn't
say what you're going to do with these resurfaced flywheels.

First off, yes, a compentent machine shop that has experience resurfacing
flywheels, can do corvair flywheels.
Second, there's a big difference between early and late flywheels, as you've
noticed, but they're NOT interchangeable.

Harry Yarnell
perryman garage and orphanage
perryman, MD
hyarnell1@earthlink.net

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> Out of curiosity and a little need. Is it possible to resurface a Corvair
flywheel at any maching shop? I have  both the early and a late style. The
late style seems like I could take it down and get a quick turn or two. The
early though looks to be a different beast.
>
> I know I can get the Dales from our vendors. But my local machine shop is
only a block away.
>
> Sherman Gossett
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