who makes the best flywheel out there for b-series motors? any suggestions?

 

Toda makes a very nice flywheel. They centered the weight on the flywheel for a more balanced piece. Check the sponsors forum for toda products.

 

Toda, Jun, Z-Speed...
Are you looking for a clutch in terms of weight or strength?

 

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well cant it be for both not just one?

 

You are also looking at spending a fortune for these setups. Good Luck and I hope that you make alot of money, because you are going to need it.

Still nice pieces though.....

 

Running a 8.8lbs ACT prolite, love it.

What you need to do though is let people know your application. Drag, street, autox, roadcourse etc...

 

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Toda, lightweight,balanced, and pretty strong (as already mentioned above). Look for a flywheel made of chomoly steel, not aluminum if you want something light and strong. Or if you want a whole clutch look at exedy brand.

 

well i just want a all around car... not just drag but daily driven and wanted to get into roadcourse next year...

 

Id say JUN just because thats the only one ive seen perform and look at. Made a nice difference in the feeling of the car.

 

weren't there issues with the starter and stuff with jun, toda or spoon flywheels??? i can't remember for certain but can someone look into this?

 

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those issues were with the clutchmasters flywheel made by fidanza.....i know i personally installed one!

 

i love my 8.8lb prolite

 

no

 

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Jun did have this problem.

 

is a used spoon flywheel worth 200+100 to resurface?

 

hell no
ITR fly is also a moderate choice

 

Depends on what you want personally. Keep in mind that stock flywheels are heavier and it takes a bit longer for you to rev up. Whereas a lighter flywheel will give you a bit more in acceleration because you can rev up faster.

 

I'm running the ACT 12lb, it is a good flywheel and I have no complaints. Reasonable price too.