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heathbruce
CA20 vs CA18 flywheel
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Can anyone tell me if CA20 flywheels are different to CA18 flywheels?
The CA20's are more common at the wreckers.
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Posted on: 2005/8/22 10:42
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Re: CA20 vs CA18 flywheel
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The Ca18 have 2 more bolts than the Ca20

Posted on: 2005/8/22 12:34
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Re: CA20 vs CA18 flywheel
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Front pulley (harmonic balancer) is also smaller diameter, where it fits on the crank.


Posted on: 2005/8/22 14:14
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heathbruce
Re: CA20 vs CA18 flywheel
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thanks for the replies,
is there any difference then b/n the na ca18 and ca18det flywheel and does it matter whether its from a fwd or rwd?
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Bruce

Posted on: 2005/8/24 4:55
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Re: CA20 vs CA18 flywheel
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Sorry bruce Im unsure if the NA or FWD flywheel is the same as Turbo one
If you need a new flywheel I can recomend getting a brand new lightened one !! the engine becomes heaps more responsive and better with gear shifts ect they are around $300 all you need is a ringear.Open in new window

Posted on: 2005/8/24 11:01
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Re: CA20 vs CA18 flywheel
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I'm now interested in the answer to this topic - does the CA18DE flywheel have the same 8 bolts and the CA18DET flywheel.

I need to get my crank bolt off to pull of the front pulley - and to hold the bolt back whilst I undid it I was going to get a cheap arse flywheel to bolt up...was a little concerned is using the flywheel I plan to put in the engine.

Posted on: 2006/6/27 5:10
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Re: CA20 vs CA18 flywheel
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Same number of bolts, potentially different clutch to suit.

CA16DE FWD = 200mm clutch plate
CA18DE FWD = 215mm clutch plate
CA18DET RWD = 225mm clutch plate

Call a clutch supplier to find out more.
Specialised Brake and Clutch at St Marys in Western Sydney should be good to help.

Posted on: 2006/6/27 6:25
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