ACT Flywheel: StreetLite OR ProLite
12-08-2003, 07:41 PM
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ACT Flywheel: StreetLite OR ProLite
I have a turbo 99 Civic Si and wanna know what kind of flywheel I should get. I'm thinking of getting either the StreetLite OR ProLite ACT flywheel for my Xtreme plate and 6-puck disc. Let me know what yallz think.
12-09-2003, 07:23 AM
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Re: ACT Flywheel: StreetLite OR ProLite (navz121)
for daily driving and even racing, from the research I've done I'd get something in the area of 12 pounds (streetlite).
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12-09-2003, 05:38 PM
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Re: ACT Flywheel: StreetLite OR ProLite (b18bturbo)
not to jack the thread but...
i was talking to a guy about flywheels and boost. he said that too light of a flywheel isn't too good because the heavier flywheel will create more load on the motor and therefore create more exhaust gas. i understood the concept of load, etc. but i just want to know how true this is. we were talking about street cars obviously.
i was talking to a guy about flywheels and boost. he said that too light of a flywheel isn't too good because the heavier flywheel will create more load on the motor and therefore create more exhaust gas. i understood the concept of load, etc. but i just want to know how true this is. we were talking about street cars obviously.
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