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Drill/machine flywheel sensor holes ? 700 1990

posted by  Devil on  Tue Mar 24 05:51 CST 2009
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Has anyone drilled/machined the series of holes around the perimeter of a flywheel to make it suitable for a later model crank angle sensor motor ?. What diameter/dept/location are these holes. Are the holes flat bottom or tapered from a drill ?. I have an auto 1990 740 turbo and am planning to convert to manual using a 1989 740 turbo donor car I purchased which does not have the sensor cutouts. Any information would be appreciate as I am unable to source a compatible flywheel.
Thanks.






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