Lightweight flywheel
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Lightweight flywheel
Does anyone have this?
Any have any ideas how much of an improvement this would be??
Any have any ideas how much of an improvement this would be??
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Cost me $260 in total, that includes milling charges to remove the weight, then a balance. It goes without saying that when its machined to remove weight, it is then balanced again
What i wrote previously was the pros & cons of doing it. As there are drawbacks. I'll see if I can find it - if not I'll re-write it.

What i wrote previously was the pros & cons of doing it. As there are drawbacks. I'll see if I can find it - if not I'll re-write it.
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What sort of improvements did you get d stroy r?
Is it worthwhile?
I am only really considering at this stage removing weight from the standard one, is this safe to do?
I see RPW has a chromoly lightweight one, sounds like it would be quite good
How much off the 400m would a flywheel drop?
And does the car become a b!tch to drive at all?
Is it worthwhile?
I am only really considering at this stage removing weight from the standard one, is this safe to do?
I see RPW has a chromoly lightweight one, sounds like it would be quite good
How much off the 400m would a flywheel drop?
And does the car become a b!tch to drive at all?
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There isn't much of a diff in 1/4 mile.
It's got awesome accelaration. Because my whole driveline set-up was done before i got it. can't really comment on before and after.
I would only do it if you were doing the clutch or something else inside the gearbox or diff because its very expensive if you got a new flywheel and fit it.
It's got awesome accelaration. Because my whole driveline set-up was done before i got it. can't really comment on before and after.
I would only do it if you were doing the clutch or something else inside the gearbox or diff because its very expensive if you got a new flywheel and fit it.
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