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Thread: 20v and 16v 4age flywheel interchange solved, how bout in/ex manifolds?

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    Default 20v and 16v 4age flywheel interchange solved, how bout in/ex manifolds?

    will the 20v black top and 16v 4a-ge flywheels bolt on to each other or do 20v have a different flywheel bolt pattern?

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    Default Re: 20v and 16v 4age flywheel interchange?

    should do..both are 8 bolt flywheels

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    Default Re: 20v and 16v 4age flywheel interchange?

    100% interchangeable - with some caveats. The early 16V, ie AE82, some AW11, AE86 engines suit a 200mm clutch. Smallport AE92, some AW11, all the 20V suit a 212mm clutch. All are 8 bolt. Blacktop AE111 flywheels are lighter as well.
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    Default Re: 20v and 16v 4age flywheel interchange?

    yeah i can gaurantee the above i have used the blacktop flywheel in a aw11

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    Default Re: 20v and 16v 4age flywheel interchange?

    ok cool, my plan was to replace an aw11 4a-ge with a 20v blacktop and use the original flywheel and clutch setup from the 16v 4a-ge on the 20v. Reason being is that the 16v engine has not long had a new clutch on it, so why waste it ay.

    Anyone know how interchangable the inlet and exhaust manifolds are? I believe the exhaust needs one hole redrilling or elongating?? How bout the inlets?

    Not that i neccessarily need to change the manifolds for any reason, but if buying aftermarket gear would be nice to know some options.

    Cheers
    Matty

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    Default Re: 20v and 16v 4age flywheel interchange solved, how bout in/ex manifolds?

    Inlets are completely different, the exhuast is close, but you need to slot the outer two holes in the manifold.

    Here is a set of extractors with a 20v flange and a modified 16v gasket:

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    Default Re: 20v and 16v 4age flywheel interchange solved, how bout in/ex manifolds?

    i guess i'l stick to the right manifolds then

    Cheers
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