VQ35/37 Flywheel interchangeable?
03-23-2014, 10:16 AM
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VQ35/37 Flywheel interchangeable?
I dont think there interchangeable, but I have a ACT Streetlite flywheel from my 03 Z, still brand new. I sold the Z and I now own a G37S. The clutch slips badly from 2-3 so Im going to swap it out.
Long story short I'm wanting to know if the flywheels are interchangeable. If so that would definitely save me $400 from buying another LW flywheel.
Also, I had the JWT setup in my Z, great clutch but had a ton of chatter in the lower RPMs, it sounded like marbles being rolled around inside a metal can.
Since I have a G37 now I'd like to keep it as quiet as possible, but I want to get rid of the heavy dual mass flywheel. Is there any clutch and flywheel combo's that are quieter than the JWT setup?
Long story short I'm wanting to know if the flywheels are interchangeable. If so that would definitely save me $400 from buying another LW flywheel.
Also, I had the JWT setup in my Z, great clutch but had a ton of chatter in the lower RPMs, it sounded like marbles being rolled around inside a metal can.
Since I have a G37 now I'd like to keep it as quiet as possible, but I want to get rid of the heavy dual mass flywheel. Is there any clutch and flywheel combo's that are quieter than the JWT setup?
03-23-2014, 03:14 PM
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I looked at some places it s the same , I checked with ACT applications for both models & it says different p/n s . I would double check on your end mate to make sure on flywheel .
Would you have some place or someone to make a side by side compare !
Always doublecheck mate .
Would you have some place or someone to make a side by side compare !
Always doublecheck mate .
03-23-2014, 04:38 PM
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I thought that they had the little line dots things on the flywheel for a sensor where in different spots. That if you used the wrong one it'd throw a cel or throw your car into limp mode....something like that. I could be way wrong though
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03-23-2014, 07:03 PM
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I found this on another site
also a de flywheel will not allow a hr to start since theres a different crankshaft positioning sensor wheel on it, clutch itself MIGHT work but impossible to know without knowing spline count and offset from the transmission face only experimentation will tell.
also a de flywheel will not allow a hr to start since theres a different crankshaft positioning sensor wheel on it, clutch itself MIGHT work but impossible to know without knowing spline count and offset from the transmission face only experimentation will tell.
03-23-2014, 07:19 PM
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I found this on another site
also a de flywheel will not allow a hr to start since theres a different crankshaft positioning sensor wheel on it, clutch itself MIGHT work but impossible to know without knowing spline count and offset from the transmission face only experimentation will tell.
also a de flywheel will not allow a hr to start since theres a different crankshaft positioning sensor wheel on it, clutch itself MIGHT work but impossible to know without knowing spline count and offset from the transmission face only experimentation will tell.
03-23-2014, 07:54 PM
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I just googled "de flywheel on hr" then it was in nico club. That's a lot of trial and error! Being off by just a spline. I guess if you got it wrong a person would get really good at installing a clutch and flywheel.
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