12V flywheel for old 1200cc

[Frodo]

My '56 is converted to 12V with a 1641cc "F" engine in it. I'm planning to build a 1200cc with an Okrasa-kit for it.
The 1200cc is from the late 50ies with a solid generator-mount. Is there a 12V flywheel that will fit the old engine without too much modification?

Appreciate any tips.

Frode

[RichardinNZ]

Is this what you need:
http://aapistons.com/products/porsche-912-356-lightweight-flywheel-200mm-vw-clutch-6v?variant=742286195

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[Frodo]

Is this what you need:
http://aapistons.com/products/porsche-912-356-lightweight-flywheel-200mm-vw-clutch-6v?variant=742286195

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Looks like it. Thanks!

[dragvw2180]

 I may have an aluminum one in the attic I would sell cheap if it is needed . Mike McCarthy

[Fastbrit]

If the engine you're planning to build is based on a late-1950s 30bhp type, then the later flywheel as shown won't fit the crank.
Your simplest option is to run the original 30-horse flywheel with a six volt starter (to match the flywheel) on 12 volts. Or get your 6v starter/solenoid rewound to suit 12v.

[Frodo]

If the engine you're planning to build is based on a late-1950s 30bhp type, then the later flywheel as shown won't fit the crank.
Your simplest option is to run the original 30-horse flywheel with a six volt starter (to match the flywheel) on 12 volts. Or get your 6v starter/solenoid rewound to suit 12v.

Yeah, that's what I'm going to do. Did it in the late eighties in my autocross days. Thanks for the reminder, KS.

[Chip]

DPR has built a few 200mm 12v flywheels with the 36hp crank flange for land speed racers. I don't know of any off the shelf solutions.

[Rick Meredith]

If the engine you're planning to build is based on a late-1950s 30bhp type, then the later flywheel as shown won't fit the crank.
Your simplest option is to run the original 30-horse flywheel with a six volt starter (to match the flywheel) on 12 volts. Or get your 6v starter/solenoid rewound to suit 12v.

If I remember correctly, the 6v starter motor will work if you swap the solenoid for a 12v.