Stock or Lightened flywheel
Changing the clutch right now, and wondering if I should ditch the 8 or 12lb (not sure) Clutchmasters flywheel and go with stock, or keep the Clutchmasters.
I've heard people say that stock flywheel is good for drag because it helps you to get off the line a little better. Comments or opinions?
I've heard people say that stock flywheel is good for drag because it helps you to get off the line a little better. Comments or opinions?
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You could have had your answer in a few minutes with some reading,instead of wasting your time and ours.
the only time you should use a light weight assembly in a honda is for road racing, whenyou are in the upper rpms all the time. for drag racing, always use steel. the extra inertia will keep the car from bogging as bad when you launch and in between shifts
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