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chris75 · 23rd July 2017, 15:45

If you want to be very precise , have a look at this . It's interesting anyway

https://uk.video.search.yahoo.com/se...e7&action=view

I have read before that up to some 30 mm rotational movement at the perimeter of the flywheel is acceptable on our cars

Possibly that equates to about the 14 deg measured on the video ; you'd need to measure the diameter of the centre mass and convert deg to mm

23rd July 2017, 15:45	#3
chris75 same car since 2005 2001 Rover 75 2.0 v6 Connoisseur Saloon Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Ellesmere Port , Cheshire Posts: 3,817 Thanks: 379 Thanked 549 Times in 466 Posts	If you want to be very precise , have a look at this . It's interesting anyway https://uk.video.search.yahoo.com/se...e7&action=view I have read before that up to some 30 mm rotational movement at the perimeter of the flywheel is acceptable on our cars Possibly that equates to about the 14 deg measured on the video ; you'd need to measure the diameter of the centre mass and convert deg to mm __________________ Who said it was simples ?