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Flywheel

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Is it possible to use the ae71 t50 flywheel on a 4agze? or am i only able use the 4age flywheel? which is most commonly used/best to use as i have read the BT 20v is lighter, but i'm wondering if the bolt pattern is the same?

Edited by Twincam16seca

No, the AE71 flywheel is 6 bolt, all the 4age bolt patterns are the same, if you wanna use the ae71 clutch and pressure plate then get a flywheel from an ae82/ae86.

I should have asked as but I was expecting this to be going into a RWD, what is it going into.

 

And Sam, there is no overall size difference in the flywheel, it is the pressure plate that doesn't fit.

I should have asked as but I was expecting this to be going into a RWD, what is it going into.

 

And Sam, there is no overall size difference in the flywheel, it is the pressure plate that doesn't fit.

 

actually there is an overall difference- infront of the ring gear. This is why there isn't enough physical room for the ZE flywheel in the T50 bellhousing.

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Thanks guys, i'm planning on putting the engine into my ae71, i only just got my manual conversion (awaiting the tail shaft), so i thought i'd stick with the T50 for a while and hopefully i won't brake it as i don't plan on clutch kickin/drifting or dragging it down the quarter mile.

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