ACT Flywheel question ?
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ACT Flywheel question ?
I did a search for this and alot of stuff came up but does not pertain to my question. I'll try to make this understandable cause I'm a n00b and don't want to get flamed. OK, now for the question. I am currently in the process of a B18CR-(5) swap. I haven't put it in yet because I'm upgrading the clutch to an ACT. I would like to know for all of you who has upgraded their FLYWHEEL in the R's whether anyone has tried the ? If you have what are the pro and con's of each? Like the streetlite(12lbs) and prolite(8lbs), Thats what I believe it's called. Is it really worth it or not? Any help would be great.
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Re: ACT Flywheel question ? (B18cR-EG)
with the prolite i heard that u have trouble going up hills. thats what i was going to get cuz i chewed my flywheel after getitng a new clutch and got alot of hotspots.. on my stock flywheel do too driving it to hard to quick. but ya the prolite i heard is bad for daily driver. go for the 12lbs.. and also if u dunt want to get flamed go to http://www.clubhonda.com those peepz kick ***..
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Re: ACT Flywheel question ? (B18cR-EG)
I bought the prolite and have it sitting on my floor. I'm waiting on the B motor to come in so I can tell you in two weeks or so if there are problems at least at the break in point. Until then couldn't tell you but I've done plenty of searchs on this board and come to the conclusion you have to try it yourself as there are people stating both sides of the spectrum.
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Re: ACT Flywheel question ? (Type-X)
with the prolite i heard that u have trouble going up hills.
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