I have an XTD Flywheel i bought for my h22 swap and I went to put it on but the dowel pin didn't fit correctly... is this normal? or should the dowel pin move? The flywheel bolt patter fits correctly but the dowel pin doesn't... Anyone with some help would be appreciatied

 

Rotate it. It only fits one way because the dowels are not evenly spaced out.

 

yep, keep on rotating it, one way fit.

 

There are 8 bolts that hold the flywheel on... and one dowel pin.... The dowel pin hole won't line up... what will roatating do if i only have 1 dowel pin hole??? it's off by 1/8"... If you line the flywheel up with the dowel pin the holes are all off

 

Modified by st95accord at 6:47 PM 5/23/2005

 

it looks like the stock one is further away from the center of the flywheel

 

and another comparison:

 

they must have machined the flywheel wrong. this happened with a batch of flywheels from Clutchmasters with me a long time ago. i would tell the company you ordered it from or tell XTD directly.

 

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Yeah, sorry about that. I thought you meant the outer holes....looks like it is a manufacturing error.

 

I also had the same problem with the 12 lb. XTD flywheel I got about 2 months ago for my prelude. I didn't have time to wait for a new one, so the shop that installed mine ended up enlarging the hole. It seems to be OK so far... Knock on wood.

 

i dont like the looks of that flywheel, why do they need all those cut out parts to get it down to 12lbs when my fidanza is 8lbs and its solid....