Broken Flywheel Bolts - too much power? lol

[CA19DET]

ok so i tore into the engine yesterday and after a co pression test (160 flat across) and removing the oil pan and valve covers etc, the engine looks to be spot on.. so we removed the gearbox to find

I broke 3 of the flywheel bolts and the flywheel was bout to vibrate itself off and probably flyout the bellhousing lol

dont know if this is a resulf of not fitting it properly last time, too much power like i would like to think lol, or and unbalanced flywheel.. but it means time to upgrade...

so i'll be looking into some ARP flywheel bolts and probably the SR lightweight flywheel & Clutch Combo..

(anyone have access to CA20 reduction type starter?? - was trying to get it locally and got shafted)

[float_6969]

I can get them, but shipping would rape you...

[CA19DET]

hmm. how much are they (and this is the starter we are talking about here right) and how much do they weigh??

[Pumaking]

as long as it done via Fedex's or Fedexkinkos. shouldnt cost more than $10 to ship b/c fedex doesnt charge much on weight only dimensions of the package.

[CA19DET]

yeah but its international, thats why i need the weight, i am outside the USA

[c-rad]

I sent a set of flywheel bolts to new zealand and it only cost me $5 through Global Priority Mail. Got there in 4-6 business days.

[CA19DET]

I sent a set of flywheel bolts to new zealand and it only cost me $5 through Global Priority Mail. Got there in 4-6 business days.

hey i emailed you to see if you had anymore flywheel bolts actually.. Do you - i'll take em'

but we were talking about shipping the CA20 reduction type starter internationally soi can use a SR flywheel and clutch etc...

BUT let me know if you have the bolts and shipping to Trinidad, incase i cant get them locally.

[float_6969]

I THINK this is the starter you're after actually. I could be wrong though...

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors...QrdZ1

[Dattebayo]

according to http://www.boschusa.com, there are two part #'s for the CA20E.

The first (SR148X) is a direct drive starter and has two original manufacturers and designs,; Mitsubishi and Hitachi.

The second (SR255X) is the reduction type starter manufactured by Hitachi only.

So basically, Float is correct!