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series 1 clutch/flywheel

Thistle Grey

Thistle Grey

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The series 1 engine I have came to me without a flywheel. Looking at the prices for clutch components, it seems to me that my best option is to look for a flywheel from a late series 3 or 4 and avoid the high clutch costs. Considering that the master cylinder is shot and the slave needs rebuilding, can anyone tell me if I will run into any issues swapping in the later flywheel, clutch and MC combination?

Barry
 
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RootesRacer

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Match the flywheel, clutch and TO bearing along with correct TO fork and fork pedestal for a given model application and you will be fine.

I would think that the SII/early SIII would be the easiest and cheapest clutch option, not the SIII/SIV clutch. The SV clutch disk and cover have gotten hard to find of late too.
 
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