HemiEVO3

ad130 - If you're in distress I can probably find a solution. Used but good flywheels are available but will be around the $300+ range after shipping and especially after surfacing if it needs it. The shops you called probably won't touch lightening the flywheel for liability purposes, but if they won't resurface it or redrill it, they are flat-out incompetent and would not be worth your money anyway. I've been around for a while. I'm not a huge name, but trusted in the community. If you're in dire need and this is a viable solution, ship me your flywheel and I will take it to my local machine shop for resurfacing, re-drilling, and possibly to lighten it as well. They typically charge me $40-60 for a resurface with a few days turn-around. Good old dudes.

If you still have your 225mm, you can have it lightened at a machine shop as well as have it re-drilled for a 240mm pressure plate. That will be the cheaper and easier option

I spoke with a member on Facebook about this before nothing really came from it. I have few special tools to rebuild them at home. I rebuilt mine, but it will be a long time before it will see service to prove the work. I also rebuilt the pump itself, but there isn't a lot of faith there just in parts alone. I've read a lot of complaints about the pumps after rebuild. I'll extend the same deal to you varzaman. I'll rebuild your gearbox for you at no labor charge. Just cover shipping, parts, and paint if you would like it repainted. Rebuilding them yourself isn't actually all that bad! Just takes time and care. The write-up that is available is helpful but it is far from a step-by-step, you truly need to read the manual to do the job properly. The idea is to give us another option for this service, and I'd be happy to help.

Hi! I do an awful lot of lurking around here and the Facebook pages. Pretty sure I lost my original account in the last website crash, but that's okay. Most of my info searches are done here. It's easier to find what I'm looking for on the forums, assuming the pages still exist. SQC has a wealth of information