PVL Aluminum Flywheel – 196cc Clone GX160 GX200 Tillotson

Product Description
The PVL Flywheel for Clone is NOW available for use with STOCK COIL
Engine: Clone 196cc, Honda GX160/200, Tillotson, WildCat 223, Ducar 212
Material: Diecast Aluminum
Weight: 3.8 lbs
Timing: 28 Deg.
Fins: 12
Coil gap to be set at .038″ to .040″
AKRA & WKA Approved
PVL is known for making quality flywheels. This flywheel is dynamically balanced and has been tested by PVL at 17,000RPM. The steel center hub adds durability to keep from damaging the taper. The center hub also has tapped holes for the use of a flywheel puller.
Performance Information
The PVL flywheel fin design allows it to move a very high volume of air. It is recommended that you leave only 1 of the blower housing recoil air intakes open. If more cooling is desired then the tape can be removed. The engine will perform best when you have the right amount of cooling to keep the engine from reaching an excessive temperature.
Ignition Timing
The flywheel works with the standard OEM clone coil with a recommended coil gap of .038-.040″. The running timing with a straight up key is 28 degrees and it is recommended to start with a running timing between 28 to 31 degrees.
Testing of the PVL Flywheel
PVL, the manufacturer, tested the flywheel at 17,000 rpms and an independent company in the USA tested the flywheel at 15,000 rpms for 60 minutes, both without failure.
These testings do not verify or guarantee the safety, suitability, use, or the fitness of this flywheel. Racing is dangerous and exploding parts can cause injury or death.
Flywheel Removal
The flywheel comes with two 5/16-24 threaded holes in the steel hub for the use of a standard 2 bolt puller for removal.
Prying or beating on the PVL flywheel, or any other flywheel, can cause damage that could lead to the flywheel exploding.
Like all billet flywheels, this flywheel does not have internal magnets for the lighting/charging feature found on some engines. The coils under the flywheel must be removed to install this flywheel.