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Out of curiosity, what made you limit your selection to those three?

I always recommend the Clutchmasters/Fidanza piece, simply because it's very light, very affordable, has a replacable friction surface, and has no potential for starter grinding issues.

However, none of the other three you picked would be a bad choice either.

 

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Yeah, you can get the Fidanza for like $250 and I don't know of anyone having any probs with theirs.

 

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Actually, even quite a bit less.

https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=870066

 

I just bought a Fidanza one off Titan Motorsports. Go to their site and email James@titanmotorsports.com Tell them you saw the thread for flywheels and he will give you a great price for being a Honda-Tech member

 

also..u can sell ur stock type R flywheel for a pretty penny too...so it'll end up being a great deal. good luck.

 

i say get act prolite flywheel......cheap....

 

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i will be getting one soon

 

Exedy flywheel is 9 lbs also and is pretty cheap. Gets a from me.

 

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My Fidanza wheel is 7.5 lbs. He only charged me 205.00 shipped for being a honda tech member

 

I've never had a problem from my Fidanza and neither has anyone else I know with a Fidanza. As far as being cost effective, it's easily the best choice.

However I'm itching to try out the Comptech flywheel.

 

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right on....i've had one for about four or five years now,and installed a few of them.no problems out of any of them...no need for overpriced bling here.
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I'd either stay with the stock itr flywheel (only 12lbs) or go with an ACT x-ACT pro-lite. I *THINK* that ACT is the only commonly available forged flywheel out there.