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IS200 Flywheel Differences?

IS200 Flywheel Differences?

sprinter2012
Posting Freak
2,484
06-09-2019, 10:57 AM
#1
Does anyone know why there are different options for the flywheel on pre 2002 models and post 2002 models?

I know they are different from Altezza flywheels because the IS200 one has 6 bolts, and the Altezza uses 8 (not sure if there are any other differences?)

I'm looking at getting a lightened flywheel, but Nengun only seem to stock the pre 2002 version for the 1G-FE, so is that a more common version, or do they actually both fit?
sprinter2012
06-09-2019, 10:57 AM #1

Does anyone know why there are different options for the flywheel on pre 2002 models and post 2002 models?

I know they are different from Altezza flywheels because the IS200 one has 6 bolts, and the Altezza uses 8 (not sure if there are any other differences?)

I'm looking at getting a lightened flywheel, but Nengun only seem to stock the pre 2002 version for the 1G-FE, so is that a more common version, or do they actually both fit?

Lexuspat
Administrator
6,827
06-09-2019, 11:14 AM
#2
I'm not sure mate, I know there both dual mass flywheels but that's about it,

I know someone said ages ago u could weld it up to make it a single plate but other than that, and that was when I was looking at changing my clutch to a fast road clutch

Not much help I grant you

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Lexuspat
06-09-2019, 11:14 AM #2

I'm not sure mate, I know there both dual mass flywheels but that's about it,

I know someone said ages ago u could weld it up to make it a single plate but other than that, and that was when I was looking at changing my clutch to a fast road clutch

Not much help I grant you


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sprinter2012
Posting Freak
2,484
06-09-2019, 12:05 PM
#3
There must be something specific to the years, regardless of whether it's dual mass or not.

Like a hole in another place, or a thicker friction surface or something. Or it might be that if I fit an aftermarket clutch anyway, that it doesn't make any difference which one I use, but I thought someone on here is bound to know Smile
Edited 17-10-2012, 09:39 PM by sprinter2012.
sprinter2012
06-09-2019, 12:05 PM #3

There must be something specific to the years, regardless of whether it's dual mass or not.

Like a hole in another place, or a thicker friction surface or something. Or it might be that if I fit an aftermarket clutch anyway, that it doesn't make any difference which one I use, but I thought someone on here is bound to know Smile

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