2wd flywheel in a 4x4 set up?

[the youth]

As title, I'm building a new race car for myself and converting my old one for my son to race using all my old stuff, I've got a few 2wd flywheels here and I'm not sure if one will fit in a 4x4 set up ie 4x4 starter/gearbox, I know there lighter than the 4x4 flywheel and the crank bolt pattern is obviously the same but that's it, anyone know if they fit?

steve

[Big_Al]

They fit, I have one in my 4x4 Sierra Cos

[garet]

Whats the benefit of fitting one...faster revs?btw..is it so much lighter than the other.thanks

[Ben Purnell]

What the new race car then?

[Dave]

Yeah they fit no probs, I have one in my Escort

[twin turbo]

Straight fit yes. 2wd is lighter. If have them side by side, you see all the extra "meat" is in backside, rest is identical

2wd is approx 7kg, saph 4x4 is approx 11kg and Escort is aprox 9

[the youth]

Good news then thanks, I've got 3 2wd flywheels sat here .

Ben my new race car is a sapphire cosworth 4x4, using a genuine non sunroof 4x4 cosworth shell, it's an ex police car
steve

[Simon T]

Have you still got your Escort Cos Steve?

Look forward to seeing the build pics on the new one

[ossie cossie]

good news to me as well as i have a 2wd flywheel to go on my escos race car with 4x4 running gear.

[Cossie col]

Yep running a 2wd flywheel also

[the youth]

Have you still got your Escort Cos Steve?

Look forward to seeing the build pics on the new one

Yes Simon, ive still got my Escort Cos , it hasn't moved from the garage for 3 years now, its just an expensive shelf for empty boxes, overalls and any other light crap I don't have a home for!
will sort some pics out of the new one

Steve

[Simon T]

^^^^ I know the feeling! Coats and stuff on mine at the moment.

[ossie cossie]

same here. I hope to get it out tomorow and clear some space around it.