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    MR 18RG Chief Engine Builder The Witzl's Avatar
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    Default Re: Finally the real weight of a 20V

    88kg is very believable.... i mean i can *just* pick up and move a bare 4A-GE without accesories and manifolds (just block and head, same as sam did here)

    Where the weight starts building up is (approximate weights only here):
    - flywheel, 8kg
    - alternator, 6-10kg (they arent light)
    - all brackets, 5kg
    - airbox, intake manifold, 5kg
    - exhaust manifold, 5kg
    - aircon compressor, 3kg

    .... you get the idea. Just my estimations above is about 30-35kg.

    Good info though.
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    Default Re: Finally the real weight of a 20V

    well said witzl

    heres what I found for some weights:

    -flywheel: 6.9 kg for silver, 5.9 for black + bolts

    -alternator: thats a good one I will weigh it later

    -brackets: unknown I threw all mine out because they weighed so much!! they are huge chunks of iron!! I will try and weigh them if I get some

    -airbox + manifold: yep 5kg weighed that one, aftermarket trumpets + socks losses 3kg of that

    - exhaust manifold + air con: also a good point, I will try and weigh them also

    so we are looking at about 120kg then all up? still not bad I think

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    Yeah it's not bad... and it pretty accurate considering the figures thrown around about the weight of a 4A-GE.

    I know my 18R-G weighs about 130-140kg all up.... but it is a fair chuck of cast iron compared to a teeny weeny 4A.
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    Default Re: Finally the real weight of a 20V

    When I weighed my Blacktop flywheel it was like 4.0KG.. minus bolts.. so hmmm

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    witzl: thats way lighter than I expected, come to think of it I just finsihed pulling an engine out of my friends car that is now a bare 18rg.... time to do some weighing!!!

    Matt-ae86: thats odd I got the figure from here:

    http://www.my-acoustic.com/Car/weigh...g_flywheel.htm

    5.8kg sorry, but I tell you what I will weigh it myself and get back to you on it

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    anyway I went outside and did some weighing, i also took pics for anyone who wants to see. Keep in mind my scales arnt the best, Heres what I got

    - 20v alternator: 4kg

    - 4Ac style starter motor: 4.5kg

    - 4agze FWD cast iron manifold: 6.5kg!!

    - long 4-2-1 steel 16/20v extractors: 6.5kg

    - block to gearbox lower brackets, engine to engine mount brackets, rubber mounts and bolts: 5.5kg

    - block to gearbox lower brackets by themselves: 1.5kg


    now getting a bit sidetracked....

    - T50 gearbox, with shifter, belhousing, thrust bearing, clutch fork, rubber gearbox mount but not mount to body bracket: 32.5kg!! (everyone claims 25kg)

    - sump, baffle and oil pickup off a ae82 bigport: 3kg

    - bare block off the same engine: 29kg

    - crank off same engine: 12kg

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    Default Re: Finally the real weight of a 20V

    I may start a new thread soon with everything I have found in it, I will get some accurate scales for that though

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    Good stuff Sam, was the T50 wet or dry?

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    hehehehe, damn it!!! I will be right back

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    Default Re: Finally the real weight of a 20V

    it had a little bit in it so now I want to say its 32kg

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    Default Re: Finally the real weight of a 20V

    I have a thread with some 4AGE and AE92 masses in it. It's floating around somewhere...

    This was my engine block assembly (red scale is kg):
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    Default Re: Finally the real weight of a 20V

    any chance you could dig up that thread?

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