Comptech vs Toda [flywheels]
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Comptech vs Toda [flywheels]
ok aside from chrome moly vs aluminum (doesnt matter to me) which will be the 'better' candidate for a daily driven + tracked/strip car? i know both are rather light at 6.75lbs vs 8.5lbs, i have heard good things about the comptech peice, but my question is, is it 'too' light? how is the weigh distribution on both?
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Re: Comptech vs Toda [flywheels] (JohnnyK)
Spoon ownz joo.... if you don't mind some grinding noise some times when you start.
Craig - Who also has to push the car in 5th gear sometimes to get the starter to catch
Craig - Who also has to push the car in 5th gear sometimes to get the starter to catch
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Re: Comptech vs Toda [flywheels] (JeffNA)
The Toda flywheel is pretty nice.. the car will rev up quicker. You may want to check, because I heard under certain applications such as FI or nitrous, the "lightest" flywheel may not be the best. I am not sure how the material it is made out of relates to that though...
I know a guy who was running a 75 shot dry, and he somehow ran into problems running the Comptech flywheel.
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I know a guy who was running a 75 shot dry, and he somehow ran into problems running the Comptech flywheel.
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Re: Comptech vs Toda [flywheels] (AssPenny)
Spoon ownz joo.... if you don't mind some grinding noise some times when you start.
Craig - Who also has to push the car in 5th gear sometimes to get the starter to catch
Craig - Who also has to push the car in 5th gear sometimes to get the starter to catch
Solve the JDM flywheel grinding problem by trading starters with an Si/SiR owner....the stock Denso starter on the R has different teeth or rather different shaft length, compared to the Mitsuba starter on the Si/SiR....
FWIW, mine's never grinded since I swapped over....
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Re: Comptech vs Toda [flywheels] (navin)
does anyone have the grinding problems with the Toda flywheel..?
the teeth on the starter are cut slightly diffrent to match the flywheel teeth............no more grinding and it sounds hella cool when starting........
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Re: Comptech vs Toda [flywheels] (talkie25)
I like my Toda, but i'm sure Comptech is nice too..They're both good and better than the stock one..I don't think you'll notice much difference between the two...
