Subject: TX flex plate to Tracy's redrive
From: ACRE
Date: 10/3/2004, 4:37 PM


Flywheels from 20B and 13B Cosmo don't fit Tracy's redrive, and
you
can not
replace them with other 13B flywheels. I have tried.
Bulent


My 20B is equipped with a 2nd gen flywheel.   Fits just fine.  Maybe I
don't understand the problem.

Tracy  (finally got electricity back)

2nd gen flywheel or 2nd gen flex plate Tracy?

Paul Lamar


Marc Wiese wrote:

Since I'm going to use the 20B starter and the 20B auto tranny
bellhousing, I must use the 20B ring gear flex plate in order
that the teeth mesh with the starter. So I need some sort of adaptor and
a shaft extension (unless I somehow find a similar set up adaptable to
this-Mistral's would be nice but they have a custom bellhousing machined
for a cs prop oil delivery system and a starter arrangement similar to
Tracy's, I believe.
Marc W.

The coming GM starter/alternator is going to solve a lot of proplems
for us. It will require an electronic control no doubt like the RX8
altenator
uses.

Paul Lamar


Mark,

I don't know if it will help, but the new bellhousing won't be that far away
and Tracy's unit will bolt straight into it  - could save a lot of work!

Also Chris Cosman is installing the original prototype bellhousing on his 20
B, ( we did a deal) it's heavier but I personally think it is stronger and
better suited to the 20 B but it doesn't look as compact as the or as light
as the new design.
I didn't know there were so many 20B's being developed.
George (down under)

 
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