FS: Flywheel locking tool
#16
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Originally Posted by Bill Ball
I still would not honk on the bolts too hard.
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Originally Posted by Imo000
Heinrich,
if you can, take a picture of the tool from the top with a scale next to it, I can then comapre the two. I know for 100% that it works on an '83 (original tools owner) and fits like a glove on an '86.5.
CORRECTION: Its' an exact copy of the flywheel locking tool that is made to fit all the 928s from '83-'95.
if you can, take a picture of the tool from the top with a scale next to it, I can then comapre the two. I know for 100% that it works on an '83 (original tools owner) and fits like a glove on an '86.5.
CORRECTION: Its' an exact copy of the flywheel locking tool that is made to fit all the 928s from '83-'95.
http://www.mailordercentral.com/928i...721%20916%2012
http://www.928motorsports.com/parts/enginelock.php
Fits every 928 from 78-95 with no issues, better than the stock unit - available from two Rennlist vendors for less than $67
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Originally Posted by Hacker-Pschorr
Fits every 928 from 78-95 with no issues, better than the stock unit - available from two Rennlist vendors for less than $67
I got one, ...and it fits like a glove!
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Originally Posted by mj1pate
Bill;
Does it help or hurt the situation to use an impact wrench on the flywheel bolt, with the lock in place? I know some say that the sudden impact helps by speeding breaking the bolt loose, others say that the impact vibration on the crank is not a good thing. What is your take on this?
Thanks
Mike
P.S. 3 weeks until I fly down and pick up the 86.5 from Deveks..Thanks for your help!
Does it help or hurt the situation to use an impact wrench on the flywheel bolt, with the lock in place? I know some say that the sudden impact helps by speeding breaking the bolt loose, others say that the impact vibration on the crank is not a good thing. What is your take on this?
Thanks
Mike
P.S. 3 weeks until I fly down and pick up the 86.5 from Deveks..Thanks for your help!
#20
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The universal tool combines the two bolt holes into one plate. The angles pair of holes is the ’83-up and the others are for the ’82- down. The one I have covers all the 928s from ’83-up. Unless the toothed bar is moved closer to the centre of the flywheel, how would this address the issue that Heinrich has? If it is moved close to the centre, then it will not work with the ’86.5-down. As it is right now, mine fits perfectly into the dual disk flywheel and probably would into the single disk too. There must have been a bad batch of locking tools that was released at some point and both bill and Heinrich must have gotten one.
Mine has also some improvement over the factory too. The bar is slightly thicker and if I remember right it has one more teeth that the ones in the picture. I will post pictures tonight as a comparison.
Shipping alone is $10, so $40/each before shipping is a really good deal. I only have a few so I’ll be lucky to recoup the cost, let alone make any $.
Heinrich,
If you want, I can send you one to test, free of charge of course. If it fits/works, and I think it will, we can then work out the details. If it doesn’t, send it back and I will make the adjustments as needed.
Mine has also some improvement over the factory too. The bar is slightly thicker and if I remember right it has one more teeth that the ones in the picture. I will post pictures tonight as a comparison.
Shipping alone is $10, so $40/each before shipping is a really good deal. I only have a few so I’ll be lucky to recoup the cost, let alone make any $.
Heinrich,
If you want, I can send you one to test, free of charge of course. If it fits/works, and I think it will, we can then work out the details. If it doesn’t, send it back and I will make the adjustments as needed.
#21
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Originally Posted by Hacker-Pschorr
Tim is talking about this tool:
http://www.mailordercentral.com/928i...721%20916%2012
http://www.928motorsports.com/parts/enginelock.php
Fits every 928 from 78-95 with no issues, better than the stock unit - available from two Rennlist vendors for less than $67
http://www.mailordercentral.com/928i...721%20916%2012
http://www.928motorsports.com/parts/enginelock.php
Fits every 928 from 78-95 with no issues, better than the stock unit - available from two Rennlist vendors for less than $67
#22
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Attached is a picture of the tool. The camera batteries were almost dead and it didn't have power to focus. I will post a better clearer one tomorrow night.
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can you be alittel more specific? I don't know what to compare the depth of the theeth to. Shallow compared to what?
#27
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Still have a few locking tools left from the batch.
Each were individually tested for fitment and torqued up/ down to check strength.
Each were individually tested for fitment and torqued up/ down to check strength.