Subject	Can you identify this flywheel?
Posted by	ChrisZTT (Sacto, CA) on September 07, 2008 at 10:03 AM
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Message	I need to know if anyone can ID these as being a TT or NA setup. I ordered these new when I did my swap and the reason I ask is lately my starter spins without engaging the flywheel completly. It sounded funny right after the swap but always started so I thought my starter was going out but last night it just spun without engaging. I rolled the car back a bit and retried it and it engaged. I have a TT tranny in the car and am wondering if I got sent a NA flywheel on accedent. Is there anyway to tell from just looking at it since it is in the car? I was going considering trying to grind down the mounting plate for the starter a bit if it is a NA. TIA, Chris.
Follow Ups	Can you identify this flywheel? - ChrisZTT (Sacto, CA) 10:03:56 09/07/08 I'm not 100% sure but I didn't think you can use a TT - en5 10:47:24 09/07/08 I am running a JUN Chromoloy NA Flywheel with my Southbend - Gold Z 11:04:22 09/07/08 I guess I'm just a dirty dirty liar =( (n/m) - en5 11:06:56 09/07/08 Yes, But you have a UBER special clutch :) (n/m) - Spddracer 11:12:25 09/07/08 A Twin Turbo kit will not fit on a NA flywheel - Spddracer 11:11:21 09/07/08 Sounds like a fail (n/m) - Amnes 16:13:35 09/07/08 That looks like exactly the same as what I got for my TT. - CincyZX 19:27:14 09/07/08 No, but that will be the first thing I do when I jack it up. (n/m) - ChrisZTT (Sacto, CA) 20:04:52 09/07/08
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