Worth getting a Blacktop 20v Flywheel for 16v 4age smallport

[trd_st184]

Hey everyone,
I'm starting my build at the moment and I wanted to see if it was worth sourcing a blacktop 20v flywheel on my 16v 4age small port.

I trust the oem stuff a bit more than aftermarket bits when it comes to flywheels so I wanted to get something oem that was lighter

Am I likely to see a difference from the factory 16v 4age small port flywheel? (I believe its around the 7.9kg mark and the blacktop one is 6kg)

Anyone know of anyone that might be selling a blacktop 20v flywheel too hehe

[oldeskewltoy]

I've used one on my 4AGE powered AE71 since the beginning... works great.

If I'm not mistaken... new blacktop flywheels are only about $300.00

Toyota part number = 13405-16110

[xero]

as above.
if you can get one cheap enough its a worthwhile upgrade over the standard smallport.

[trd_st184]

as above.
if you can get one cheap enough its a worthwhile upgrade over the standard smallport.

Much appreciated. I think it will be worth getting one. Heres hoping i could find one second hand in the next 2 weeks haha

[Sam_Q]

I've used one on my 4AGE powered AE71 since the beginning... works great.

If I'm not mistaken... new blacktop flywheels are only about $300.00

Toyota part number = 13405-16110

did you use Toyodiy for that number? because it's showing the same for silvertop which doesn't make sense

[maj]

Why wouldn't flywheels be different for silvertop? They're both 20v..

[Sam_Q]

one is 1kg lighter:

http://s-86.com/article_20v_differences.php

however interchangeable

[Hiro]

did you use Toyodiy for that number? because it's showing the same for silvertop which doesn't make sense

13405-16030 is the number I see in ToyoDIY for a silvertop

[maj]

Cheers for clearing that up. Note on toyodiy it lists the part under silvertop engines as 13405-16030, but because the parts are interchangeable the search comes up with both when you search for 13405-16110 perhaps?

I personally don't rate drastically lighter flywheels unless you are mildy increasing power to justify it. I went from a 12.6kg dual mass flywheel to a 6.9kg single mass, BIG difference (did it because the dual mass wasn't serviceable though, still kinda wish I went slightly heavier though).

shaving a kilo off would definitely notice the difference, but I wouldn't go much more than that.

5.9kg for a standard blacktop flywheel sounds perfect to me.
I would trust reputable aftermarket brands on a good quality Chromoly flywheel, but for $300 for a Toyota one of perfect weight, can't go wrong!

[maj]

13405-16030 is the number I see in ToyoDIY for a silvertop

Yep confirmed this as well, but as mentioned when you search for 13405-16110 it shows both.

[Hiro]

That'll be because it isn't a distinct silvertop-blacktop change, it is more model-based - If I search for 13405-16110 it only shows up blacktop AE111s and the odd AE101 that either used the blacktop (the AE101 BZ Touring Wagon) or the silvertop ones that used the 6-speed (the Ceres and Marino, no Levins/Truenos)

[Sam_Q]

I can confirm 13405-16030 is silvertop. I also found out about the availability and I could sell them for $240 each but I would need to order 4 in for that price.

[kiwi]

I use a Blacktop flywheel in my ae82 silvertop. Makes a big difference.

Sam_q, can you get any blakctop 5.9kg ones for $240?

[Sam_Q]

I would have to check availability but likely yes if I brought 4 in at once.

[fixeruperer]

i been using this dangerous light thing for a few years now, clutch kicking the shit out of it.



no probs with after market.