Reply With Quotewhoa there....you mean there are other engines apart from the 4age and 7afe???!Originally Posted by WiLo
thats most A series engines not ALL toyota engines
you're spinning me out
Re: 4AG Flywheel step height?
thats most A series engines not ALL toyota engines
milk and juice come in 2L, The cheapest wines come in 5L, the finest vodka comes in 1L
Re: 4AG Flywheel step height?
whoa there....you mean there are other engines apart from the 4age and 7afe???!thats most A series engines not ALL toyota engines
you're spinning me out
Owner of the Big Red Whale
Re: 4AG Flywheel step height?
While on the topic of flywheel machining, throw a straight edge over the lot and make sure it's true and level.
We found out that one of the flywheels we had machined wasn't straight, AFTER PULLING IT OUT OF A BLOODY GT4!!!
Only 10,000kms old, but the half mill taper caused the outside to wear premeturely leaving the inner part of the friction plate almost new.
And the AW11 BGB doesn't mention anything about the step or even machining it. There's a check for runout, but that's it. It more than 0.1mm out, in the bin.
The spanner in my avatar is actually a 16mm, that's why it's still new
Re: 4AG Flywheel step height?
whoa there....you mean there are other engines apart from the 4age and 7afe???!
you're spinning me out
Yeap, 3a 5a lots of em, and all 0.5mm step on them too!
- KE70 Corolla Dx -
- 500hp+ 7AGTE 20V turbo -
- MRS/Hayabusa turbo **sold**
- TA63 3TGTE project in the build -
Re: 4AG Flywheel step height?
one word lawlz.
on topic, I love Shane.
Brad
1977 Toyota Corolla KE35 - Undergoing 4AGTE transplant.
1994 Ford Falcon Pedovan - Rape Dungeon
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