What the HELL flywheel is this? Honda on a 4G63 or what?

[DSMJim]

Pulled this 90-91 motor from a 93 AWD and yanked the trans and found this holochaust.. There was a clutch which bolts upto it but what flywheel is this? WTF. Is this a Hyundai flywheel or something? It looks like it was from a honda or something. So much for step height on this beauty...

 

[logic]

Looks like an Evo (I-III, maybe?) flywheel:

http://www.todaracing.com/products/mitsubishi_4g63/flywheel.html

Definitely not something we saw in the US market, methinks.

 

[92awddsm]

Im guessing it is from a 6bolt 4g63 n/t. They were the same diameter as the awd, just flat instead of stepped.

 

[Slapnut]

looks like the 1 on my 90-92 jdm 4g63n/t flywheel

 

[mavisky]

4g63 nt 6 bolt. I know that an awd flywheel doesn't fit within the bellhousing of a nt transmission, but the reverse apparently works. That's odd that it held as my nt clutch gave up the ghost on my fwd at 10psi on the 14b. I can take a pic of mine in the garage if you want.

 

[TimG]

Reminds me of my old 6-bolt n/t flywheel. I had it working in my AWD transmission with an ACT n/t clutch for a while until I got enough cash for my RPS 2500 and AWD flywheel.

 

[TimG]

I know that an awd flywheel doesn't fit within the bellhousing of a nt transmission

Are you sure? I mocked it up before but never had it in a car and turned the key.

 

[mavisky]

Are you sure? I mocked it up before but never had it in a car and turned the key.

The steps on the flywheel were just deep enough to push the pressure plate into the bellhousing. I got it bolted up, but as soon as I hit the key it was obvious it wasn't going to turn. After taking the tranny off you could see the gouges it made trying to turn.