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Old 12-19-2003, 05:33 PM
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bout to get a gsr swap and was wondering if instead of gettin a aftermarket flywheel or should i just get my gsr FW and get it trimmed down and a machine shop????? is there a real big difference for my buck?
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It just depends, I've seen aftermarket wheels that don't hold up to stock lightened that work very well. Then I've also seen the opposite of both scenarios. If you have a machine shop that knows how to lighten one properly while keeping it balanced at the same time for a good price, then I would just do that. If you want something really light, then aftermarket is the way to go - shop around though.
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