Does any body know the bolt size?

Is it a reverse bolt that comes off clock wise?

 

Normal thread, 2 1/8"

 

normal thread, the size escapes me at the moment (been up all night playing with fiberglass making a fan shroud, I think there might have been some fumes that have me all loopy).



If my memory serves me right it's 54mm, torqued to 350lbs-ft, but I'm kinda high.

 

yup, 54mm

 

I only weight 290 how the hell am i supposed to tourque it to 350 Lbs tourqe. BTW the size is 2 1/8 inch trust me it is it i went to sears and bought it and it fits perfect no slop.

 

it's 54mm, it just so happens that 2 1/8 inch is similar, metric vs standard.



in reality, it's a 54mm nut, think about it, it's a rx-7, it's all metric

 

haha ok chill out here

 

I found that air tools take it off easy..



unfortunately I don't have air tools so i've just gone around and asked tire/muffler places to impact it for me and so far they have.. they also enjoy looking at the motor trying to figure out what kinda lawnmower it came out of

 

btw, you can just use a rachet with a pipe.



the torque is measured in lbs-ft, meaning # of lbs @ 1 foot from the pivot on a bar... you can just hang your 290lbs off the bar further than 1 foot away to get more than 290 lbs-ft.



1.5 feet will result in roughly 290 * 1.5 lbs-ft if you hang your *** off it, dig?



this is only important when tightening, do whatever it takes to get it off.

 

Well me being who I am and working where i work I have access to all the air tools I need



Where I work we have a mechanic that services the trucks at my job so on sat/sun I have access to a lift and an arsenel of tools. I am though having trouble getting off the flywheel. this flywheel is going onto an auto motor i heard something about counter weights or something like that. Can any one "shine some Light" on the subject?