Where to find billet flywheel for Pred 99cc
- Thread starter CoolCruiser
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Haven't seen one yet but please be sure to let me know when you find one. Better yet.......a billet rod!
What part are you calling the flywheel? and why do you want a lighter flywheel? The point of a flywheel is to be heavy to maintain inertia.
i was on some sight that was building one but you can't find any billet parts for them, your best bet is to get the 212cc
As I understand it...
The stock flywheel is engineered to function at 3600rpm. Spinning it faster could exceed the limits of its construction.
Even a billet steel flywheel would be a nice upgrade. A lighter flywheel would allow the engine to spool up faster. It can also increase the likelihood that the engine will stall on deceleration.
I see, now wouldn't an aluminum one not work with the magneto for causing the spark? or would it have a steel jacket that caused the induction?
The billet aluminum flywheels have a strong rare earth magnet glued in place, much like the stock one that's glued and screwed on. Strength and lightweight for higher rpm and made not to grenade.
you could make a fly wheel shield like they do on some racing mini bikes and dont rev it past 4500 rpm or so
This one is for a 3 or 5 hp Briggs, while we are talking dream parts I'll take a 3 hp billet rod.
Sorry I neglected this thread. I would like a billet flywheel because I'd like to take the pull start and cage off on a vertical 99cc build for a more vintage look. It's not just that the billet looks good but I don't trust the cheap china cast flywheel. I know the pull start housing might not stop everything if it explodes but it probably stops or slows the shrapnel.
I was hoping one of you west coast guys using the predators might know someone who could make and sell this, I'd buy a couple.
If I can't get a billet wheel maybe I can make a minimal cage that still works to contain the cast wheel and still use a brass rope start setup.
I was hoping one of you west coast guys using the predators might know someone who could make and sell this, I'd buy a couple.
If I can't get a billet wheel maybe I can make a minimal cage that still works to contain the cast wheel and still use a brass rope start setup.
