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Post Posted: Sun Nov 11, 2012 2:11 pm 
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Fitting a G13B into a Cappuccino
Need a Sierra G13 flywheel and sump
Is the GTI starter motor different to the Sierra - if so I'll need one of those also.

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Post Posted: Sun Nov 11, 2012 2:45 pm 
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Which flywheel do you need? Stepped for flat?

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Post Posted: Sun Nov 11, 2012 6:12 pm 
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You've got me there. Didn't know there were different types.

Hopefully you can guide me.

I want to mate up a GTI G13B to a 5 speed Sierra box.
The GTI flywheel does not work. Everything I read regarding GTI / Sierra conversions recommends using all Sierra stuff (flywheel, clutch etc).
Whatever I use would need to have a lot of weight taken off it (for a street car), so not sure what the flat vs stepped looks like.
The GTI flywheel is flat, but the ring gear appears to be too large in diameter to fit the starter on the Sierrra box.

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Post Posted: Sun Nov 11, 2012 6:16 pm 
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Oki Doki,, you need to go count the number of teeth on the input shaft of the gear box.
18 spline will require a flat flywheel.
20 spline requires a stepped flywheel.
When you get a clutch for it, make sure you tell them what spline count you need.

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Post Posted: Mon Nov 12, 2012 6:20 pm 
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OK, I have a 20 spline so would need the stepped version....

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Post Posted: Mon Nov 12, 2012 8:03 pm 
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Goodo!
I have a flat one here :(
I'm sure someone here will have one kicking around tho.

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Post Posted: Mon Nov 12, 2012 8:14 pm 
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1.no sierra ever used a flat flywheel
2. only parts suppliers like repco or supercheap ask for spline count on sierra . FYI the swift gti and the 1litre both use 18 spline , no 1.3 sierra ever used 18 spline.
3. you can use either clutch and flywheel setup , if you use the swift flywheel you only need to use the swift pressure plate , sierra friction plate and throwout bearing . if you use the sierra flywheel you can use the entire clutch kit. swift clutch kit (exedy) is SZ335 , sierra is SZ330

i am using a custom clutch kit using a swift flywheel , custom swift pressure plate (1000lb clamp pressure) , sierra brass button puck solid centre friction plate , sierra throwout bearing.

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Post Posted: Mon Nov 12, 2012 8:20 pm 
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losfer wrote:
1.no sierra ever used a flat flywheel
2. only parts suppliers like repco or supercheap ask for spline count on sierra . FYI the swift gti and the 1litre both use 18 spline , no 1.3 sierra ever used 18 spline.
3. you can use either clutch and flywheel setup , if you use the swift flywheel you only need to use the swift pressure plate , sierra friction plate and throwout bearing . if you use the sierra flywheel you can use the entire clutch kit. swift clutch kit (exedy) is SZ335 , sierra is SZ330

i am using a custom clutch kit using a swift flywheel , custom swift pressure plate (1000lb clamp pressure) , sierra brass button puck solid centre friction plate , sierra throwout bearing.


A NT I use to have had a flat flywheel. fluke maybe?
Exeedy also stock a 18 and 20 spline clutch for 1.3L sierra. Dunno what the go is then.

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Post Posted: Mon Nov 12, 2012 8:50 pm 
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I was going down the path of GTI flywheel / hybrid sierra clutch but the GTI starter wouldn't fit.
Does this mean I need a Sierra starter ?

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Post Posted: Tue Nov 13, 2012 9:47 am 
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I have a G13BA sump and pickup in melb. Out of a swift. You'd need to look at the sump shape to see if it would work.

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Post Posted: Tue Nov 13, 2012 3:24 pm 
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losfer wrote:
...... you can use either clutch and flywheel setup , if you use the swift flywheel you only need to use the swift pressure plate , sierra friction plate and throwout bearing . if you use the sierra flywheel you can use the entire clutch kit. swift clutch kit (exedy) is SZ335 , sierra is SZ330

i am using a custom clutch kit using a swift flywheel , custom swift pressure plate (1000lb clamp pressure) , sierra brass button puck solid centre friction plate , sierra throwout bearing.


Not too sure how you managed to use the swift flywheel but i'll take your word for it becasue you've obviously done it
To my knowledge the GTi starter won't bolt to the sierra flywheel and vise verse

Jindi-dog wrote:
I was going down the path of GTI flywheel / hybrid sierra clutch but the GTI starter wouldn't fit.
Does this mean I need a Sierra starter ?


Yes

If i were you, id use the sierra flywheel with sierra starter and sierra clutch....but that's just my opinion

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Post Posted: Tue Nov 13, 2012 4:45 pm 
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So..... I'm back where I started.
Has anyone got a Sierra flywheel, a Sierra sump or a Sierra starter motor for sale.
(The GTI sump is wrong shape - due to FWD canted forward.)
Basically I'm trying to duplicate a GTI motor in a Sierra senario - been done many many times before I'm sure

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