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Old 05-28-2007, 12:53 AM
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I am swapping the heads. They are almost a direct bolt on.

The flywheel I got has the following writing on it. I'd like to know what this flywheel is from. How do I know what flywheel I need? All the part numbers ive seen are the same from 96-04. I'm windering if this flywheel is from something different.


valeo[/align][/align][/align]340704[/align][/align]wf2[/align][/align]5g20[/align][/align]nodular[/align]
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Old 05-29-2007, 01:09 PM
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What balance of a flywheel do I need? I found out that the flywheel I got was from a 2005+ GT
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Old 05-29-2007, 01:46 PM
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6 bolt and 8 bolt flywheel are pretty much the same. You can use a 10.5 clutch with a t45 and an 11 in clutch with a 3650. I have a 8 bolt flywheel because of my cobra crank. I put the stock pressure plate up to it and it lined up just fine (even tho I didn't use it). You need a 0 balance flywheel for the 4.6L engine. If you got a 8 bolt flywheel for the 4.6l mod motor no matter what year it will work as long as you have an 8 bolt crank, that is the beauty of the modular motor.
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