4age 20v in ke70

[e7+20v=:)]

Hey everyone i got a e7 with a 4age 20v i've gotin everything i need for it bar flywheel, clutch and starter motor i'm running a t50 could anyone help me with which fly wheel hopeing to get lighten one i need and where from also what starter motor i need and clutch setup want to put in a heavy duty or something bit more aggressive. could someone get back to asap please with wat model/part number or place i can get it from ..

also if anyone has then let me know also if anyone happins to have engine mount brackets that bolt onto the block and mounts for the 4age to go on the 71 frame let me know and i will buy them now

thanks

[Matt-AE86]

You will need to decided on a Flywheel to use

AE86/AE82 4AGE 16v flywheel - 200mm surface

AE92/AE101 20v silver - 212mm surface

AE111 20v Black - 212 surface, factory flywheel but a little lighter

Starter motor use an AE82/AE86/AE92 starter motor. Some are reduction drive, same are not.

Clutch - Go to a local brake/clutch place and ask for the following, depending on flywheel size.

200mm flywheel - Clutch Disc: TYD008U. Cover Assembly: TYC553. Ask for the heavy duty variant.

212mm flywheel - Clutch Disc: TYD035U Cover Assembly: TYC549. Ask for the heavy duty variant.

You should be able to get this for around $100-150 depending on brand you go for.

You will also need a throw out/clutch fork bearing. It's best to replace these with every new clutch. They usually wear quite quickly. BRG2155 is the part number for this.

Spigot bearing - Part No: 6001 - The 20v shouldn't have this in the back of the crank shaft, if it hasn't been used as a RWD motor before. Install this before installing the flywheel. It helps keep your gearbox output shaft centered.

I'm sure others will fill in some smaller info I have left out but this is a majority of what you will need.

[Hen may possibly be a nut]

Matt = correct.

Make sure you get a flywheel with 8 bolt holes. New flywheel bolts are a good investment too.

Probably no need for the part numbers though. The shop should be able to check the numbers for whatever brand they sell. Basically for a 200mm flywheel askm for an AE86 or AE82 clutch. For the 212mm flywheel ask for a AE92 clutch.

Maybe ask for some punctuation while you're there too. It makes things much easier to read.

Hen

[Matt-AE86]

Ive found you can get things cheaper usually in this department when you go "I want a heavy duty of this variety in this part number" ie; why a clutch kit costs me $100 dollars instead of $350-400 and made by the same company.

[Hen may possibly be a nut]

^^ Very good point. I've bumped into that before.

[e7+20v=:)]

yeah thanks boys for the help i'm a mechanic by trade so i get them pretty cheap.. being looking into chrome moly lighten fly wheels due to the fact i'll be running some pro cams in it. i found only 200mm and 215 mm are they both the same fly wheel i.e is the ring gear diameter the same? or is it just the clutch plate surface width on the fly wheel wider? i'm under the impression both fly wheels bolt up (their eight bolt) and still can use the ae86/82/92 starter motor and only the surface of the wheel and clutch is different... correct me if i'm wrong

cheers

[AEA-386]

hey just to let you know im goin to be running the trd exedy lighten flywheel p/n tf01 it is a 5kg flywheel, you dont wanna go too light otherwise you lose too much torque

make sure you get ARP flywheel bolts as well

also getting a ske clutch kit which includes 800kg pressure plate, 212mm 3 puk clutch with interchangeable clutch discs ie go from 3-4-5 puk and still keep the hub

[Sam-Q]

got the part numbers for the arp flywheel bolts? I remember reading that another company offered them as well but I dont remember who

[NIZLAH]

got the part numbers for the arp flywheel bolts? I remember reading that another company offered them as well but I dont remember who

ARP flywheel bolts ---> 203-2802

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Good thing I read this and spigot bearing was mentioned, I didn't even think of this with my 20v conversion, which is almost done, better get one, please tell me that you don't have to remove the rear main seal/housing to install it... ?

[AEA-386]

ARP flywheel bolts ---> 203-2082

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Good thing I read this and spigot bearing was mentioned, I didn't even think of this with my 20v conversion, which is almost done, better get one, please tell me that you don't have to remove the rear main seal/housing to install it... ?


yes i wont also like to know what the go is with the spigot gona pull my box out soon see if it has one, if it doesnt where does it sit etc??

[Sam-Q]

ok thanks Niz

[peterc529]

Guys

You might want to check that ARP part number.

The catalogue here: http://www.arp-bolts.com/catalog/Catalog.html
shows it as 203-2802 on page 62.

Cheers,

Peter

[NIZLAH]

yep that's correct.... sorry guys my bad, got the numbers in the wrong order on the way back from checking in the garage last night, was slightly under the influence also .. you know how it is...

[H8CHIR6KU]

hey just to let you know im goin to be running the trd exedy lighten flywheel p/n tf01 it is a 5kg flywheel, you dont wanna go too light otherwise you lose too much torque



trd or exedy... if it is exedy which would be from that part number it is 4.1 kg and they are ex japan