n/a flywheel same as turbo?

[_shaun_]

positive they are the same but want to double check as my knowledge on n/as is pretty low.

cheers shaun

[AdamB]

Nope, the turbo uses a 212mm clutch, the N/A uses 200mm. They are interchangeable on the crank though, so you'll just have to use the correct clutch with the right flywheel.

[_shaun_]

ahh i see nah dont think ill find a n/a clutch to take that much power lol

[AdamB]

I believe some of the oversea's people use the N/A 200mm clutch on high powered 5E's, they don't to seem to have a problem

[_shaun_]

think time it took to research those options id prob be just aswell picking up a 4efte fly just after a standard jobbie

[morgey]

Old 4ages have 200mm clutches. Newer ones are 212 and I know the 212mm ones are the same as 4eftes

I wouldnt be surprised if theres some upgraded ones for the 200mm 4ages you could use.

Saying this i have a lightened 212mm 4age flywheel here if you're interested?

Edited April 29, 2013 by morgey

[AdamB]

Old 4ages have 200mm clutches. Newer ones are 212 and I know the 212mm ones are the same as 4eftes

I wouldnt be surprised if theres some upgraded ones for the 200mm 4ages you could use.

Saying this i have a lightened 212mm 4age flywheel here if you're interested?

Not sure if the fly is the same, but the clutch from an MR2 can be used as well

[morgey]

Are they 6 or 8 bolt on 4efte's?

[AdamB]

6 I believe mate.

Edited April 29, 2013 by AdamB

[morgey]

Ahh mines 8.

Ae86's have 200mm clutches and theres some mega powered ones of them about