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2012-04-27 20:32:59

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Originally Posted by boomstickracing

obd1 and obd2 have different tooth count but bolt pattern and size is the same

what will be the rersult if I use a different teeth count flywheel?

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2012-04-27 20:34:39

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Originally Posted by BenFenner

you will want to make sure to get the right tooth count to avoid a Check Engine Light.

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2012-04-27 20:55:08

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Originally Posted by BenFenner

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2012-04-27 23:32:19

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Originally Posted by dganic23

Hes referring to obd1 and obd2 cars. Correct me if Im wrong but obd1 is 109 teeth and obd2 is 108 teeth, right Ben?

Obd1 is 108 and obd2 is 109 IIRC

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