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Old Mar 26, 2004 | 12:41 PM
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turbo ii counterweights and flywheel differences?

hello,
i am wondering what is required to use a turbo ii flywheel on a s4 na block. i read the threads on swaping a turbo ii drivetrain into a na s4, but i am still confused about the counterweights, and the flywheel issue.

if i bolt a turbo ii flywheel onto a s4 na block, which counterweights will i need?

NAD if anyone out there has any, are you willing to part with them???

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Old Mar 26, 2004 | 12:51 PM
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easiest way to look at it is

The flywheels have built in counter weights. (thats why there are drill holes -to balance exactly)

weight of the rotors must match the front counter weight

the flywheel must match the front counter weight and thus the rotors

birds of a feather flock together. Keep them in the family and your safe

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Old Mar 26, 2004 | 01:43 PM
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well, the problem is that i am changing "feathers" with the new flywheel from the turbo ii. also, this is a basic question, but say one buys a lightened flywheel from an aftermarket company... do you have to get it ballanced wit hthe whole rotating assembly???? also, i thought the turbo ii has a seperable rear counterweight, is this true?

does anyone have a spare counterweight for a turbo ii??

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Old Mar 26, 2004 | 03:14 PM
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The aftermarket flywheels will come with the appropriate c-weight. If you cannot get the c-weight find an auto tranny c-weight from the same series and use that.

No, as Seshoumaru said, they are integrated into the flywheel.
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Old Mar 26, 2004 | 05:02 PM
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Counterweight needs to match engine

S4 engine ---> flywheel from S4 (NA or TII)

S5 engine ---> flywheel from S5 (NA or TII)




Flywheel must match the transmission type

Turbo motor ---> NA transmission (NA flywheel/clutch)

NA motor -----> TII transmission (TII flywheel/clutch)



S4 TII motor
s5 NA tranny

use S4 NA flywheel/clutch

s5 NA motor
s4 TII tranny

S5 TII flywheel/clutch

post your setup and then we can tell you.
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Old Mar 26, 2004 | 05:07 PM
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i think i got it figured out. i have found a s4 flywheel and slave, all i need now is the starter and trans..

anyone out there have either?

i will post in wanted.


thanks!!!
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