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I'm working in a conversion it's 300SL (OM104) i think is rated at 220 h.p. i got a 5 speed manual transmission 717411 i did a search and that transmission is good for 300 h.p. more then what i need my question is a 9 inch clutch enough for 220 h.p.?
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Yes
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Just dandy.
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Allen Kroliczek Oak Grove Autosport | Oak Grove Autosport 01 G500, 82 300TD, quite a few more..... |
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Will a flywheel from a 102 work on a 104.980 I'm asking because of the timing marks for the crank sensor
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No. 4-cyls only fire every 180 degrees, thus two timing marks on the flywheel. 6's fire every 120, so 3 timing marks.
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Tanks for the information. Will a flywheel from a 2.6 dual mass work in an early 104
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If you have a dual mass transmission. The DM trannies have a shorter input shaft since the pilot bearing is in the flywheel, not the crank.
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I know my tranny has a shorter imput shaft. My question is the DM flywheel going to work in 104.980? I just want to make sure it works.
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Yes. All the I6's are the same. Just remember to shim up the crank sensor correctly so you don't brake it off the first time you try and start it.
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Tank you
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