Elestart flywheel rubbing on Polini208 cylinder

[Svint1]

Hi,

 

I've fitted a Polini208 on my PX200GS With elestart...

 

I've removed some material on the sylinder, as the flywheel rubs on it...

 

But I haven't removed enough, as it still rubs a little.

-how much can I remove without going through the cylinder?

 

I Guess the Polini208 should work With elestart flywheel?

 

Rgrds

Øyvind

Bearbeitet 21. Februar 2017 von Svint1

[Tobi - MS]

Hi Oyvind
Do you really need the Electric Starter?
If Not you could remove the teeth ring.
Tobi

[Svint1]

Hi Tobi,

He he, the elestart is not needed
-but highly preferred...

Was jus wondering if there is a risk of going through to the ports if I use the Dremel to remove a mm or two...?


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[wheelspin]

Think about to Do it the other way around.

Remove the starter rim from the flywheel and machine the seat for the starter rim at the flywheel  on  a lathe 1 to 1.5 mm deeper.

That will solve your problem.

 

[wheelspin]

To get the starter rim off and on the flywheel is Not a big deal but take care, the latest flywheels have a locator pin.

[Svint1]

9 hours ago, wheelspin said:

Think about to Do it the other way around.

Remove the starter rim from the flywheel and machine the seat for the starter rim at the flywheel  on  a lathe 1 to 1.5 mm deeper.

That will solve your problem.

 

 

Sounds like a good sollution, except that I don't have a lathe...

That's why I'm going for the Dremel sollution.

-just a bit afraid of taking too much and going through the metal...

[wheelspin]

vor 7 Minuten schrieb Svint1:

 

Sounds like a good sollution, except that I don't have a lathe...

That's why I'm going for the Dremel sollution.

-just a bit afraid of taking too much and going through the metal...

 

take a look at timey's stuff though.

 

his " Doppelzirkelbausatz " will help to go not to crazy with the dremel. Take a look ->