I'm dazed and confused on 60 deg manual trans flywheels.
I understand that there are different flywheels for the earlier external balance 2.8L engines , and later neutral balance flywheels for the later 2.8 and 3.1. etc engines. That I understand, but after that I am confused.
I've never seen the flywheels for either a FWD or a RWD 60 deg V6 in person. Are they the same diameter? Same thickness? Any quick way to tell if a 60 deg manual trans flywheel is for a FWD or a RWD??
I thought that all the external balance RWD flywheels would be the same, but Advance Auto Parts shows a different p/n for the external balance Camaro flywheel compared to that for an external balance S-10 wheel. Is there really a difference or is Advanced data base jacked?
When I get into FWD manual trans flywheels I'm more confused. The Advanced Auto parts data base shows the same flywheel (casting number 14018712) used for two different FWD (Cavalier) applications; both a internal balance 2.8L V6 with a 9-1/8" clutch, and a 2.2L four cylinder with an 8-1/2" clutch. Again, seems odd. If true, is the flywheel drilled for two different pressure plates, or do the two different pressure plates have the same bolt pattern??
Thanks for any help
Piper106
I understand that there are different flywheels for the earlier external balance 2.8L engines , and later neutral balance flywheels for the later 2.8 and 3.1. etc engines. That I understand, but after that I am confused.
I've never seen the flywheels for either a FWD or a RWD 60 deg V6 in person. Are they the same diameter? Same thickness? Any quick way to tell if a 60 deg manual trans flywheel is for a FWD or a RWD??
I thought that all the external balance RWD flywheels would be the same, but Advance Auto Parts shows a different p/n for the external balance Camaro flywheel compared to that for an external balance S-10 wheel. Is there really a difference or is Advanced data base jacked?
When I get into FWD manual trans flywheels I'm more confused. The Advanced Auto parts data base shows the same flywheel (casting number 14018712) used for two different FWD (Cavalier) applications; both a internal balance 2.8L V6 with a 9-1/8" clutch, and a 2.2L four cylinder with an 8-1/2" clutch. Again, seems odd. If true, is the flywheel drilled for two different pressure plates, or do the two different pressure plates have the same bolt pattern??
Thanks for any help
Piper106
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