Pilot Bearing - 993 Crank - 3.0 flywheel

[mikedsilva]

We are using a 993 crank with a 3.0 late flywheel..

On the orignal 3.0 crank where this flywheel came from, the pilot bearing bolts to the crank with 3 small bolts.
But the 993 crank doesnt have the 3 small holes.

Is there a pilot bearing that fits the SC flywheel to allow the use of the 993 crank?

[john walker's workshop]

You can tig a few spot welds around the bearing flange to the flywheel. Don't need no stinkin' bolts.

[mikedsilva]

Originally Posted by john walker's workshop

You can tig a few spot welds around the bearing flange to the flywheel. Don't need no stinkin' bolts.

yeah, problem is, that renders it non servicable right?

[john walker's workshop]

I don't resurface flywheels anymore, just replace it. Too many past issues.
Just trying to give an idea to get the job done.

[mikedsilva]

Originally Posted by john walker's workshop

I don't resurface flywheels anymore, just replace it. Too many past issues.
Just trying to give an idea to get the job done.

Totally appreciate where you are coming from. I've not had a lot of success with flywheel resurfacing either.
I'm probably making too big a deal out of this, but my welding skills are seriously rubbish and didnt want to ruin a flywheel.

Found this on the petrick site..
https://patrickmotorsports.com/products/flw-930-102-042-pms

And similar right here on pelican
https://www.pelicanparts.com/More_Info/99905216900M296.htm?pn=999-052-169-00-M296&bt=Y&fs=0&SVSVSI=873

Guess I'm just trying to establish if these are a 'press fit' into the later flywheel..

[john walker's workshop]

Looks like it. Didn't know they existed.