I've been working on making a decent RMS tool for myself and am wondering if anyone here on rennlist could please help with a dimension I'm missing (see photos below). What I'm looking for is a minimum diameter to bore the center ring of my RMS tool to accomodate the crank shaft. I suppose the inner diameter of the flywheel would be the correct measurement, but I don't have a flywheel just hanging around. Photos are from to an IMS thread over on renntech and not my own. Just to give credit where its due. Thanks!
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YOUR RESEARCHLooking for a Crankshaft to Flywheel Dimension
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