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tone rings are intricate .... 200 1992

posted by  Ken C on  Mon Dec 19 19:15 CST 2011
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I'm not familiar with a flywheel tone-ring, but they typically have intricate teeth: e.g., have you looked at the ABS tone-rings on the hub of your front wheels? Sometimes (?) they also have a magnet embedded to establish the orientation of the crankshaft.

It's probable that the cost of a decent machinist customizing your flywheel to proper specs will far, far exceed the cost of purchasing the right flywheel.






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