Supra auto to manual swap info?

**Gttwinturbomk3** · 04-10-2008, 07:49 PM

When replacing flywheel bolts with new ones do you have to use loctite on them?
If you need to use loctite on them what other bolts need it used as well in the conversion?
I wasnt going to use it but maybe its worth it.

Also would there be any real benefits in me lightning the flywheel up on it?
I was thinking if that was done that there would be noticeable low down torque lost on the 1ggte? Would any other modifications have to be made to suit the new lightened flywheel or simply put it back in and use it? Thanks

James

**Norbie** · 05-10-2008, 10:43 AM

You can use loctite if you want but it's not essential.

Don't lighten your flywheel, either buy an aftermarket low-mass flywheel or use the stocker and leave it alone. Removing material from a cast flywheel is dangerous and can lead to unpleasant outcomes.

**Gttwinturbomk3** · 05-10-2008, 12:57 PM

Originally Posted by Norbie

You can use loctite if you want but it's not essential.

Don't lighten your flywheel, either buy an aftermarket low-mass flywheel or use the stocker and leave it alone. Removing material from a cast flywheel is dangerous and can lead to unpleasant outcomes.

Ok, I will re-surface the face and just leave it alone and put it back in then

Thanks mate.