i found a good price for a fidanza flywheel about $147 for one. but im hesitating in buying one because the fidanza is 7.5lbs...is that too light? its for daily driving also.......if anyone have any experience on this flywheel, i would like some opinions...thanks

 

buy the flywheel and be done with it...ppl talk garbage about the flywheels making car harder to drive...adding turbo lag....all sorts of bs...

my only suggestion is use chromoly steel...

 

cool thanks.....anyone else used fidanza flyweel

 

I would never worry about having a flywheel too light... everyone thats in my car club has had positive results from them.

Only suggestion is to buy one that is strong enough to handle the stress.... my buddies are runnin ACT but fidanza has a good reputation too. Id buy it, if you dont.

 

That's a good price. I have one in my race hatch and it works great. I'd buy it if I were you.

 

I run a Fidanza, they work great

 

thanks for the help guys.......im picking up the flywheel today

 

Have one also, but not installed yet. I'm sure I'll like it.

 

I have a 7.5 and i like it.

 

i JUST finished my break-in period with my new Exedy stage 1 clutch and fidanza flywheel. When i got to test it out for the first time i was amazed. The response and quick revs are the main advantages.
But i learned 1st hand that the rumors about lightweight flywheels are BS. I stalled my car twice after the new clutch (the day i put it in) and i haven't stalled it since. You don't have to rev the **** out of the motor, and your car won't be too hard to drive.

And, as for the other rumor, I've herd from turbo guys that lightweight flywheels help with turbo lag not add to it.

My personal experience - Fidanza lightweight flywheel

Just make sure you follow all directions carefully, make sure everythings torqued right and break in ur clutch properly if you get a new one.

 

not to ruin your thread..... but what are peoples opinions on an exedy clutch and flywheel combination?