Which Light Flywheel
02-21-2003, 10:20 PM
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Re: Which Light Flywheel (CzanSOHC)
yeah the ACT ones are nice looking and well priced. 12.5 lbs for the streetlite, I think I want something lighter like 11 lbs though.
02-21-2003, 11:02 PM
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Re: Which Light Flywheel (turbod16y8)
go 12.5 lbs. I had best results with a type r flywheel at 14lbs compared to my now 6lb clutchmaster. you loose a lot of torque with a flywheel that is too light. I'm referring to the street car. i think the 12.5 would be just right.
02-21-2003, 11:05 PM
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Re: Which Light Flywheel (MotorMatrix.com)
go 12.5 lbs. I had best results with a type r flywheel at 14lbs compared to my now 6lb clutchmaster. you loose a lot of torque with a flywheel that is too light. I'm referring to the street car. i think the 12.5 would be just right.
Is there actually a loss in torque or is it just ur mind playin a trick on u because it carries less inertia thus it feels less "solid"?
02-21-2003, 11:07 PM
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Re: Which Light Flywheel (tegasaurus)
no you definetly loose torque!! as far as turning up the boost goes. imagine if you turned it up 2 more lbs with the heavier flywheel. more tq again.
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02-21-2003, 11:09 PM
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Re: Which Light Flywheel (MotorMatrix.com)
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Do you think the Streetlite one for a built d16 is good, or should i stick w/ stock?
no you definetly loose torque!! as far as turning up the boost goes. imagine if you turned it up 2 more lbs with the heavier flywheel. more tq again.
02-21-2003, 11:17 PM
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Re: Which Light Flywheel (CzanSOHC)
You dont loose torque if the weight is properly displaced. Toda is chromemolly and is quick reving at 9lbs and i lost no torque and i have the dyno to prove it.
This was without boost tho.
This was without boost tho.
02-21-2003, 11:21 PM
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Re: Which Light Flywheel (BoostedGSRBubble)
My street car is boosted and it lost torque. i went from 14lbs all the way to 6lbs and it lost torque on the dyno.
03-07-2003, 07:15 PM
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Re: Which Light Flywheel (Boost'R'Us)
Is the one above sfi certified?
The act 12.5 pound flywheel is nice. Its not too heavy at all. More weigh actually helps pull you on the top end because and object in motion tends to stay in mottion. The extra weight also helps control lauches for guys at the track. Its a super good price and it is chromolly. For what its worth...its also sfi certified.
The act 12.5 pound flywheel is nice. Its not too heavy at all. More weigh actually helps pull you on the top end because and object in motion tends to stay in mottion. The extra weight also helps control lauches for guys at the track. Its a super good price and it is chromolly. For what its worth...its also sfi certified.
03-08-2003, 08:14 PM
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Re: Which Light Flywheel (FitCRX)
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It will be here monday. I also need a clutch kit.
Any running act stage 2 kit for street use, in a midly built b16?
JUNIt will be here monday. I also need a clutch kit.
Any running act stage 2 kit for street use, in a midly built b16?
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03-08-2003, 11:35 PM
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Re: Which Light Flywheel (B20-T)
i had the fidanza aka JWT 8.5lb flywheel in my nissan. here are some pics....as u can see, its a nice piece, but for the $ i would stick with stock or lightened stock.
