Can you use a 2.0l flywheel on a 2.4l engine?

[angel1246]

Hey got my engine back from the shop everything is new and built. was getting

ready to bolt the tranny into the engine after finishing up with the timing. Pull out

my flywheel from the shed in the back and saw that it was dirty and full of rust

Im buying a new flywheel, i might as well go new all the way so im buying one.

1997 Mitsubishi Eclpse Spyder GS 2.4L SOHC w/turbo



I cant find the 2.4l flywheel where i get my hooked up prices so instead i saw a

bunch of them for the 2.0l.



Can a 2.0L Flywheel fit in my 2.4L with no problem? can i purchase this one and solve my problem and continue my project?

 

[805DSM]

Aslong as it's a FWD "if you're fwd" or AWD "if you're AWD" 7bolt flyheel your good to go..

 

[angel1246]

Store Locator | NAPA Online


This the link to where im going to purchase... my car is a FWD ..... Think this is

the right one or do i have the green light?


Also the part doesnt specify that its a 6 or 7 bolt... never had to do a clutch job

so im a bit of a noob when it comes to this...



Apreciate the response very much thanks

 

[805DSM]

Aslong as it's a FWd 7bolt flywheel .. On auto part stores , they'll ask u, engine size and the year and model in order to get the right flywheel.. If anything I would order a aftermarket performance flywheel, like a "no name " road race engineering flywheel" Wich is lighter than the stock one . I paid a little bit under $200 for my fidanza..