DR-JEKL

As the title states I am aftyer a new flywheel to complement my stage 1 organic Exedy clutch, and the XTD prolite wheel looks very similiar to the XACT streetlite wheel but its a lot cheaper.

IS there any major differences between the 2? I have heard a few bad things about the Fidanza's, but to me the XTD and XACT wheels look good.

It will be used in my daily driver, and eventually I will be boosted running around 8-10psi daily

DR-JEKL

bump it up any1?!?

TypeRKoncepts

the prolite is the 8.5lb flywheel and the street light is the 12.5 lb flywheel. IMO go with 12.5lb the 8lb is goign to be too light for daily driving. The slower you shift the faster yoru rpm's will drop between shifts. I have a streetlight and its very nice compared to my stock 20lb flywheel.

heyitzsushiboi

are you buying it off ebay? i bought the same package- exedy oe clutch and the 12 lb xtd flywheel. the flywheel was completely wrong even though thet package said it was specifically for the accord. fortunately the seller refunded me the flywheel and shipping.

DR-JEKL

Yeah man they have them on Ebay for $150 a 12lbs XTD wheel.

The XTD prolite is 12lbs, whereas the XACT prolite is 8.5lbs as you stated TYPER

DR-JEKL

Surely there are more ppl out there who have used a lightweight clutch.

I am looking at a clutchmasters flywheel at the moment but I am unsure if it might be too light for daily driving being 8lbs, I have seen one for $100 USD on a forum for sale where as the ACT streetlite is like $230 USD

So my question is is there any1 out there using a fidanaza/clutchmasters flywheel?

How do you find it going up steep driveways/general daily driving.

Any info will be helpful

Thanks!

Krisgh15

I have a 12lb competition clutches flywheel with an exedy stage one clutch. Its great for daily driving i wouldn't go any lighter! Good luck man peace

DR-JEKL

Yeah I have a Exedy stage 1 also, and Im leaning towards a flywheel that is at least 10lbs, but there seem to be a lot of 8lbs wheels out there so I wa sthinking maybe the accord could get away with such a light wheel....

Is your competition clutches the same flywheel as this link on Ebay???

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors...wItem

I hadnt heard of this brand before, but for the price it would be a good wheel

goowakjai

i wud personally go with a 12lb..8lb just seems way to light for practical street use, never had any experiance though..but in my mind i wud think it wud drop to many revs between shifts