Flywheel...

[Knanthrup]

I know this is once again another dumb question but I\'m wondering if the flywheel out if my 2.0L 4 cyl mated with the T5 will work with my 350 and NV3500? Anyone have any knowledge on this? If not I would have to buy a different one and I\'m wondering whether to go aluminum or regular steel? I heard aluminum gives insane throttle response but then I\'ve heard steel gives more launching torque because of it\'s inertia.

[fasrnur]

No to the 1st one and yes to the 2nd one.



The flywheel from the 2.0L will not work on the small block...sorry got to buy a new one.



The steel flywheel will get you out of the whole quicker do to the inertia of the spinng wieght. I think I said that right. Steel would for sure be better on the street.



Good luck on your venture.



Jeff.....

[ZZ4Blazer]

If the rings gears are still good, try and get the one from the donor truck. I was using my 4.3 flywheel with my NV when it was behind my small block.



I wouldn\'t go with a lighter one unless you\'ve got a higher reving motor.

[350blazer]

there are differnt size flywheels made for small blocks so i dont think a 4 banger would fit

[360hp350]

use the 168 tooth flywheel

[ZZ4Blazer]

Just make sure you get the correct one if you getting a used one. Older small blocks, until i think 86 or 87 have the 2 peice rear main seal. The bolt pattern is different, and those are internal balance.



Newer ones have a smaller pattern, and are external balance, or I belive neutral balance.



If you have an older motor -86, the 4.3 flywheel won\'t work like I suggested before.