camry manual flywheel, v6 fits 4cyl?

[bronzemaxell]

does any one know if a gen 4 manual flywheel will fit in a gen 3 4cyl, i have a feeling it will not, but can anyone confirm?

after my bro teaching my cousin learning how to drive a car, and on top of that, a stick shift car, now my 93 camry stick shift smell like rubber tire burning.
last week i noticed when i was in 4th gear, and give gas, the car make some louder noise, sound of like a aftermarket ricer muffler, and the car vibrates a little as well, and while I parked the car, in neutral, rev up the engine, and sound normal. so i can said it is not the engine, probably the clutch or the transmission, spoke with a mechanic friend this morning, and he said probably clutch going, and the question came up if the flywheel still resuable, and i have a 1mz manual flywheel laying around.
any one came across this, let me know
thanks.

[zoni]

v6 is not the same as 4 cyl... sorry.

[Eye8Pussies]

bolt pattern is different I believe.

and why not just resurface the flywheel?

[bronzemaxell]

Originally Posted by Eye8Pussies

bolt pattern is different I believe.

and why not just resurface the flywheel?

thank you for your response.

i've thought of that, but i saw ebay has an used low mileage (claimed 40k miles or less) manual flywheel for 5S-FE camry for $69 - $10 ebay discount, i figure i spent $60 on this instead. my mechanic friend told me since my car has close to 300k miles on the odo, not sure if the fly wheel still look good, or meet the mininum thickness after resurface, on top of that, resurface the flywheel probably costly. but i am just guessing, wont' know until i take it out and look at the condition of the flywheel. a brand new flywheel cost $200 + at dealer. i might just get cheap $60 one and have all the parts ready for a weekend job.