Flywheel (Toda or Spoon) and ACT clutch combo
09-19-2001, 07:53 AM
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Flywheel (Toda or Spoon) and ACT clutch combo
Allright guys.
Toda Flywheel and ACT HDSS clutch $780
Toda Flywheel and ACT HDR6 clutch $760
Spoon Flywheel and ACT HDSS clutch $695
Spoon Flywheel and ACT HDR6 clutch $675
HDSS is heavy duty street clutch, full face. HDR6 is 6 pad race disc.
Shipping will be determined by location. Thanks.
Note- Both flywheels are chromoly and weight is about 9.1 lbs for Toda and 9.3 for Spoon.
Toda Flywheel and ACT HDSS clutch $780
Toda Flywheel and ACT HDR6 clutch $760
Spoon Flywheel and ACT HDSS clutch $695
Spoon Flywheel and ACT HDR6 clutch $675
HDSS is heavy duty street clutch, full face. HDR6 is 6 pad race disc.
Shipping will be determined by location. Thanks.
Note- Both flywheels are chromoly and weight is about 9.1 lbs for Toda and 9.3 for Spoon.
09-19-2001, 10:50 AM
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Re: Flywheel (Toda or Spoon) and ACT clutch combo (FAST4DR)
Note- Both flywheels are chromoly and weight is about 9.1 lbs for Toda and 9.3 for Spoon.
09-19-2001, 02:59 PM
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Re: Flywheel (Toda or Spoon) and ACT clutch combo (FAST4DR)
the street one clutch is the ACT HDR6? these prices shipped? i might be interested in the spoon fly and act street clutch not full race
09-19-2001, 08:14 PM
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Re: Flywheel (Toda or Spoon) and ACT clutch combo (FAST4DR)
Which combo would you suggest for an all motor aplication (b16 dohc)? More favorable, dont really need gorilla style clutch.
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09-20-2001, 07:03 AM
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Re: Flywheel (KayOs)
The HDSS is full street. Unless you are dragging or running high boost, you dont need the 6 pad. Prices are plus shipping. For just flywheels, Spoon is on special for $365 shipped and the Toda has to be sold for $450.
2 Spoons in stock
5 Todas in stock
Thanks!
2 Spoons in stock
5 Todas in stock
Thanks!
09-20-2001, 02:15 PM
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Re: Flywheel (AssPenny)
Spoon - 2
Toda - 5
Figure shipping via US Mail, 10-12 bucks; Fed Ex, $19; hand delivery $1000.
[Modified by FAST4DR, 11:16 PM 9/20/2001]
Toda - 5
Figure shipping via US Mail, 10-12 bucks; Fed Ex, $19; hand delivery $1000.
[Modified by FAST4DR, 11:16 PM 9/20/2001]
09-23-2001, 05:58 AM
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Re: Flywheel (FAST4DR)
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Althought he weight difference is negligible, one main difference between these flywheels is where the majority of the mass is housed. On the Spoon, material is removed from the center out, leaving more mass on the outer portion. Toda approaches things a bit differently by removing most of the material from the outer portion and leaving the majority of the weight at the center. So, while the weight is almost the same, the inertial edge goes to Toda. Just FYI. Thanks!
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Althought he weight difference is negligible, one main difference between these flywheels is where the majority of the mass is housed. On the Spoon, material is removed from the center out, leaving more mass on the outer portion. Toda approaches things a bit differently by removing most of the material from the outer portion and leaving the majority of the weight at the center. So, while the weight is almost the same, the inertial edge goes to Toda. Just FYI. Thanks!
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