Anyone have any experience? I just placed the order for the Action 2MD clutch set for my H22a, but hear about warping problems with daily driving on aluminum flywheels. Should I stay stock? I really want to get a lightweight flywheel and install it with my clutch and soon to be quaife LSD, but are there any non warping ones? Clutchmaster? Fidanza? Unorthodox Racing? Clutchnet? dont remember the rest, Thanks again guys

 

i have a JUN with my b16 and I love it for every penny.

 

Clutchmasters 7.5 LB Flywheel

 

Fidanza all the way. They actually make Clutchmasters and several other companies flywheels.

 

i own a toda! its very nice just kinda expensive!! good luck, eric

 

Im guessing you guys are recommending these because you own them, but are you have any problems with the aluminum flywheel warping? This true or a myth?

 

 

if you got the money, get a Jun flywheel.

 

fidanza all the way, love mine..Jun is overrated

 

another vote for fidanza

 

again, are you guys have warping problems with the aluminum? Thanks, sounds like im getting fidanza.

 

I 2nd that

 

I like my Zex flywheel. I had it resurfaced after 3,000 miles of VERY hard driving and it wasn't warped.

 

What about the difference between chromoly vs aluminum? I was reading on the optauto site about the jun flywheel ($450 for h22a) and it was made of chromoly steel and will NEVER warp like aluminum. Is this true? What are the drawbacks of this? Is it even lightened? This is what it says:

JUN One-Piece Forged Chromoly Flywheels are one piece forging 100% Chromoly Steel. They are made from a single material of differing properties. They are 200% stronger than stock OEM flywheels and are resistant to expansion and contraction which are caused by extreme heat. JUN Flywheels will not warp or distort like aluminum. The JUN Flywheels are precision computer machined with optimum weights for each engine application. Ideally suited for any racing application requiring fast acceleration and deceleration of throttle. JUN One-Piece Forged Chromoly Flywheels are designed by JUN Engineers, thoroughly tested, and race proven. Used on the JUN Hyper Lemon Skyline GTR, JUN Hyper Lemon Silvia, JUN Super Lemon Civic.

 

Thanks for the reply guys, what kind of miles are you putting on your flywheels? Thanks

 

i have the CM, and bought it at GBC for less than 300. you cant beat that. i have a few thousand miles on it, at 270+ whp, and the only problem i ever had was when a clutch melted and messed up the replaceable friction disk. easy fix.

 

I like my Zex one...

 

I have a Muellur. No complaints. 8.25 lbs!

 

Don't buy a JUN flywheel! They have problems starting the car sometimes. However you can cut one or a couple of the teeth out to make it work, i forgot how. Ask any JUN flywheel owner if they're flywheel gives them problems when starting their car. 99% will say yes!

 

Type R flywheel

 

I second that!

 

what is weight difference of a type r flywheel compared to a b18b?

 

Fidanza all the way.

9lber here and lovin here w/the ACT 6puck...

Now I just need some better tires.

jB

 

Don't go with the TypeR flywheel it is not light enough. I had a stock flywheel lightened to 12lbs and now I wish I had bought an aluminum one that was 7.5-9.5 lbs.

Although the DSM guys seem to have trouble with warping on the Aluminum fly wheel due to the steel insert expanding and contracting at a different weight it seems to be a better choice for the Honda's.

 

How much does it cost for the replaceable disk? Where do you get it, from clutchmasters?