reparing a flywheel

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got a ducati af light fly wheel ...is it worth trying to weld on some fins to replace broken ones or will the power of the welder f@@k the magnets ? oppinions please..........

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Hi,leave well alone i reckon .......

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It is a shame that the fins are both on the same side, because I have heard people say that if a couple of fins are missing, leave well alone.

I bought a finless AF flywheel off Hippy Jerry a few years back and fitted a plastic flywheel from Beedspeed. It was a bit of a faff to fit to ensure that it was sound, but it worked well. It would still be on there, but I picked up another one with a full set of fins at Wicksteed for £35. :shock:
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bash some off at the oposite side to balance it up!!!!! dont put heat on it!
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Its designed for cooling so less fins meens less cooling :fb:
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i had a fin popped back on my original electronic flywheel by tig a few years ago, its been fine
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lamblast wrote:i had a fin popped back on my original electronic flywheel by tig a few years ago, its been fine
that kind of answers my question ..i was conserned that tigging it would wreck it
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didn't some tuners remove odd fins to "aid" cooling? think it was taffspeed and something to do with the covers they used.
I could be wrong, wouldn't be unusual but i wont lose any sleep over it
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these look a bit crap to me
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yes but you can get the weight down quite a bit and the fins are nylon which means 'flexy'.
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