Are there 11-12 lb flywheels?
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Are there 11-12 lb flywheels?
Does anyone know if anyone makes them around that weight? I don't want to go too light so I think around that weight will make quite enough difference. If there isn't a manufacturer, I guess I will just get an itr flywheel and lighten it... TIA
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Re: Are there 11-12 lb flywheels? (Pat)
Just buy a Spoon or TOda they are around 9lbs. and are a great investment. Type-R FW are like 15lbs. Never heard anybody have problems with TOda or Spoon FW.
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Re: Are there 11-12 lb flywheels? (94tegAddict)
Light is gooood 
My fw is 8.5 pounds. When I first got it there was some adjustment. I have heavy 17's, and I noticed an immediate difference.
My fw is 8.5 pounds. When I first got it there was some adjustment. I have heavy 17's, and I noticed an immediate difference.
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Re: Are there 11-12 lb flywheels? (newgsrdriver)
Just get a Fidanza or something super light. Lighter is better, the whole driveability thing is a myth.
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Re: Are there 11-12 lb flywheels? (allenp)
Yeah, I have the 7.5 lb Clutchmaster flywheel and it is 100% streetable. It's even smoother than stock. I didn't feel a huge difference with 7.5 lbs, so 11-12 lbs you might not even notice. Get the 7.5 lb, trust me you'll like it. Totally streetable on a daily driven vehicle.
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