I'm looking for a light weight flywheel..
Can I light weight my OEM Flywheel and how?

 

if you make exact balanced holes, not likely. egay that for sure

think they have prices from 160-245, name brands.

 

thnx tch

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bump for gods sake

 

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I don't think you can, but if you can, its not worth it. Exedy flywheels are not that expensive. Or find a used ITR (if you're B-series)

 

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i'm using a D series
D16y8

 

just buy an aftermarket light weight flywheel, taking so much material off your oem piece to make it lighter isn't a good idea,

 

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Thnx

 

I got the exedy lightweight, it was worth it. The car revs at least twice as fast as my friends stock. Its close to a bike, but not that close.

 

you can lighten the stock flywheel it just need to be balanced afterwards, usually holes arent drilled it is put on a lathe like platform and thenmetal is taken off in a circular pattern

 

OEM flywheels are lightened by resurfacing it not drilling holes... Like the turning of a brake rotor.