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i will b changing the trans on my GSR soon becuase i cracked it
and since i have the trans out good time to do a flywheel/clutch im thinking of going with at act 6puck w/ hd and maybe a 10p? flywheel whats a good weight for a all motor teg daily driver and what company
2nd w/ a GSR throttle cable and a Skunk2 IM what so i need 2 bolt the cable down to the IM do i need a type-r cable or just the brackets and do i need 2 reverse the way the throttle opens? thanks
and since i have the trans out good time to do a flywheel/clutch im thinking of going with at act 6puck w/ hd and maybe a 10p? flywheel whats a good weight for a all motor teg daily driver and what company2nd w/ a GSR throttle cable and a Skunk2 IM what so i need 2 bolt the cable down to the IM do i need a type-r cable or just the brackets and do i need 2 reverse the way the throttle opens? thanks
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by PatrickGSR94 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">I've been running a Clutchmasters 7.5 lb flywheel on my stock GS-R for almost 20K miles now, I absolutely love it.
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Cant wait to put my 7.5 CM FW in my b20 Turbo
</TD></TR></TABLE>Cant wait to put my 7.5 CM FW in my b20 Turbo
Yeah, the pedal is harder to depress. I have an ACT stage 2 Kevlar with a AASCO flywheel. For daily driving I wouldn't really recommend the 6-puck - especially if you drive in traffic. It makes it much much harder to drive at anything except WOT.
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My new Clutchmasters Stage 1 clutch felt alot lighter on the pedal when it was brand new vs. my old OEM clutch. Eventually it stiffened up and is about the same as the stock one.
My new Clutchmasters Stage 1 clutch felt alot lighter on the pedal when it was brand new vs. my old OEM clutch. Eventually it stiffened up and is about the same as the stock one.
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Mine has been good to me too.
After you figure out how to launch it, you'll find that everything from heel toeing, to upshifting is smoother. A light flywheel is a good mod.
</TD></TR></TABLE>Mine has been good to me too.
After you figure out how to launch it, you'll find that everything from heel toeing, to upshifting is smoother. A light flywheel is a good mod.
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It does not really make acceleration faster. It's not like the gears are shorter or anything.
I paid about $650 shipped for both clutch and flywheel from NOPI.
I paid about $650 shipped for both clutch and flywheel from NOPI.
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It revs alot faster, downshifting and rev matching is easier.... however you have to be quicker when upshifting, especially when the A/C is on. All in all it's just more fun to drive.
It revs alot faster, downshifting and rev matching is easier.... however you have to be quicker when upshifting, especially when the A/C is on. All in all it's just more fun to drive.
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