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Old 05-15-2006, 05:38 PM   #1 (permalink)
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AE92 20v clutch

Will a 20v clutch bolt up to a 16v redtop? Need to know ASAP!!
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Old 05-15-2006, 05:47 PM   #2 (permalink)
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I believe its only the flywheels that are different, clutch should bolt up.
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Clutch and Pressure plate will - Flywheel wont..
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um, yes it will

all 4ag's use an 8 bolt flywheel with the same pattern.... hence why any ae86 can take a blacktop 4age and use a stock 200mm clutch (to fit into it's tranny)

so.... the 20V came with a 212mm flywheel/clutch/pp combo... the same as any 88-89 mr2, 88-91 corolla gts, and the 7afe's..... (except the 7afe has a diff flywheel... 6 bolt like the 4afe)...

the only A series motor that came with a specially sized flywheel that wasn't used on any other motor was the 4agze.... it's larger than the 212mm (220 or 228mm depending on year) and smaller than the turbo mk2 mr2's 23Xmm flywheel....
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