ACT StreetLite Forged Chromoly Steel Flywheel
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ACT StreetLite Forged Chromoly Steel Flywheel
I'm in the market for a new clutch and flywheel combo...my mind is already set for the exedy organic race clutch kit..my next decision is which flywheel to get...im leaning towards the ACT StreetLite Forged Chromoly Steel Flywheel because it doesn't seem that expensive compared to other flywheels on the market..is anyone using this flywheel in their car? any regrets? is there any reason i shouldn't get this flywheel?...and my last question..what setup are you guys using in your cars..?
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Re: ACT StreetLite Forged Chromoly Steel Flywheel (95 EJ)
I have read about it, I like the idea its not super light (like my TODA)! It will be a good Flywheel for street driving and Drag racing being it has some extra weight!
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Re: ACT StreetLite Forged Chromoly Steel Flywheel (rainmanEK)
I think the spoon is a good flywheel. I personally don't have it, but I know it costs around $350 average which is $100 less the toda and JUN and it's still chromoly. When it comes time for me to get one, thats what I'm going with.
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Re: ACT StreetLite Forged Chromoly Steel Flywheel (95 EJ)
I just recently got my clutch flywheel combo.
I got the Exedy Organic Racing clutch and the Act Xact 12lb lightened flywheel
Not to heavy, no to light. just right
I love both of them.
Exellent for the money.
I got the Exedy Organic Racing clutch and the Act Xact 12lb lightened flywheel
Not to heavy, no to light. just right
I love both of them.
Exellent for the money.
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Re: ACT StreetLite Forged Chromoly Steel Flywheel (95 EJ)
You will have the same combo as I
and I think you will not hav any regrets
[Modified by Civichatch972, 12:07 PM 2/9/2003]
and I think you will not hav any regrets
[Modified by Civichatch972, 12:07 PM 2/9/2003]
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Re: ACT StreetLite Forged Chromoly Steel Flywheel (Civichatch972)
I just recently got my clutch flywheel combo.
I got the Exedy Organic Racing clutch and the Act Xact 12lb lightened flywheel
Not to heavy, no to light. just right
I love both of them.
Exellent for the money.
I got the Exedy Organic Racing clutch and the Act Xact 12lb lightened flywheel
Not to heavy, no to light. just right
I love both of them.
Exellent for the money.
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Re: ACT StreetLite Forged Chromoly Steel Flywheel (95 EJ)
I just ordered the ACT XTSS and the ACT Streetlite flywheel so I will let you know how it feels at the end of the week
I also didn't want to go with a ultra lite flywheel and I thinks the streetlite is a good medium
I also didn't want to go with a ultra lite flywheel and I thinks the streetlite is a good medium
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Re: ACT StreetLite Forged Chromoly Steel Flywheel (willyboyD16)
i have act heavy duty clutch s/s and the fidenza ally Flywheel 6.5 LBS..
it really kicks *** and feels so good !!... and very driveble... fidenza and act gets a
it really kicks *** and feels so good !!... and very driveble... fidenza and act gets a
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Re: ACT StreetLite Forged Chromoly Steel Flywheel (joe_bocc)
I think the spoon is a good flywheel.
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Re: ACT StreetLite Forged Chromoly Steel Flywheel (owen_the_soyboy)
I am getting an ACT XACT flywheel for sure I just dont know which one to get, 8.8 or 12lb. I do mostly straight line racing. WHICH ONE???? I also am running it with an exedy organic if that matters.
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Re: ACT StreetLite Forged Chromoly Steel Flywheel (owen_the_soyboy)
I think the spoon is a good flywheel. I was under the impression that the Spoon flywheel is a lightened oem itr unit that comes with new bearing and bolts, and THAT is why its cheaper than the others that are actually aluminum or chromoly...
i dont want to turn this into another aluminum vs chromoly thred but i am looking at the fidanza/comptech too, and i want some more comfirmation that a super-light aluminum is streetable.
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Re: ACT StreetLite Forged Chromoly Steel Flywheel (electrosi)
I went with the 12lb
Not to light where you have to rev up higher for better launching.
Its just right in the middle
Not to light where you have to rev up higher for better launching.
Its just right in the middle
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Re: ACT StreetLite Forged Chromoly Steel Flywheel (owen_the_soyboy)
I think the spoon is a good flywheel. I was under the impression that the Spoon flywheel is a lightened oem itr unit that comes with new bearing and bolts, and THAT is why its cheaper than the others that are actually aluminum or chromoly...
It also comes with allen Head bolts for clutch!
I installed one in my roomates old car, It was very nice And not bad for the money but IMO i would get an Cheaper one! ( eric whom cant talk being he has a toda fw)
Eric
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Re: ACT StreetLite Forged Chromoly Steel Flywheel (rainmanEK)
* I just got my ACT racelite chromoly flywheel, yep it is really 8.8 pounds as advertised. ($245 shipped!)
Sweetness.
Check out Ebay, also honda-tech.com advertisers and even on ACT's own site you can get okay deals on these.
Sweetness.
Check out Ebay, also honda-tech.com advertisers and even on ACT's own site you can get okay deals on these.
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