Innocent Fool

Can I use a 3.0 starter in a 3.4?
3.4 is a 5spd and running the 3.4 flywheel

Ride4Fun

Yes, you can use either the 3.0 or 3.4 starters of these swaps. You have to drill the threads out on one or the other - I don't remember which it is, but it will work.

hamish_18

Use the 3.0 starter since you are using the 3.0 tranny. 3.4 flywheel will work just fine. If you want to use the 3.4 then you have to drill the bottom bolt hole out on the starter.

anthony1

iTrader: (1)

I"m using the 3.0 starter with my swap.....based on the info here.

DeathCougar

iTrader: (23)

If you use the 3.0 starter, you need to use the 3.0 flywheel. The flywheel offset if different.

If you use the 3.4 starter, you have to use the 3.4 flywheel

Innocent Fool

Update

So I went with the 3.0 starter in my 3.4 5spd with 3.4 flywheel and have no issues to report. No grinding, odd sounds problems engaging.
No Mods or drilling necessary.

Looks like it works with no issues.
Straight install

Austin Marr

I went with the 3.0 starter as well, no issues with my flywheel grinding or any different sounds

jbtvt

Pics for searchers: this is an aftermarket TYC out of a '97 3.4



This is a Denso out of a '90 3.0



I didn't get the camera dead in line with the gear end for the Denso either, rushing as I didn't want to burn out the coil, so the difference in throwout is actually a little less than it appears even, possibly the same, certainly within 1/16, at least between these years and brands.