Does anyone know how much Exedy flywheels weigh?
and what about toda? any difference in quality?
I've heard good things about the toda and that there is no problems with it.. but what about the exedy does it have any known problems with the starter teeth

[Modified by Peter Lim 1110, 5:42 AM 5/17/2002]


[Modified by Peter Lim 1110, 5:44 AM 5/17/2002]

 

get a fidanza aluminum

 

Thats my plan as well.

 

Hmmm....sounds familiar ...retail around $430, can usually be had for $310 shipped, or if you have a really good hookup $287 shipped
Austin

 

They weigh 4.1 kg.

Get Spoon instead cuz they are the lightest (no holes) chromoly flywheel on the market.

 

how about toda??

 

Clutchmaster flywheels are Fidanza flywheels.

Fisanza makes them look pretty for them.

-nick

 

Todas are lighter they weigh 3.9kg but more expensive.

 

Cusco are 3.9Kg also, chromoly with holes. Goes on tomorrow with metal disc and cover.






Bling!


[Modified by HardHead42, 6:43 PM 5/17/2002]


[Modified by HardHead42, 6:46 PM 5/17/2002]

 

The Toda flywheel is 4.1kg and it has better weight distribution than spoon, so even though the weight is the same, it responds very differently.

 

Why do you say the spoon has worse weight distribution?

 

..... I just put on toda clutch and flywheel recently. Better than stock.

Next time, I'll try the lightest flyweel I can get my hands on (~6lbs).

I'd suggest you do the same for the $.....

 

I heard that you shouldnt go much lighter than 9 or 10lbs....so im sticking to spoon 10.80lbs

 

shouldnt go lighter then 9-10 lbs, why? i have a comptech 6.75lb fw which rox! i guess it would depend on your set up, but im sticking with all motor and imo the lighter the better.

 

.....my sentiments exactly.

 

i think if you are more into road courses/auto X, then lighter is better. but for drag, I think u need to have a little more rotating mass for torque off the line. something to that affect, from what ive heard. im by far no expert.

 

that makes sense, but really it should be an advantage b/c you have to rev a little higher to start off the line. that's fine b/c you are closer to being higher (where these motors make power) in the redline.

Anyone EXPERIENCE a downside to a light flywheel on a honda motor?