Xact flywheels?
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Xact flywheels?
I was on http://www.clutchcityonline.com and I came accross these flywheels. Since a few applications (including my prelude) had prices TBA I'm guessing this is a fairly new brand. Has anyone here had any experiences with them? Thanks
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Re: Xact flywheels? (piotrush)
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Re: Xact flywheels? (mmuller)
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Along w/ the Excedy organic clutch package I got from them.
The only problem I had was that, clutch chattered in the beginning when I was breaking it in now, it only chatters seldomly during warm-up
Along w/ the Excedy organic clutch package I got from them.
The only problem I had was that, clutch chattered in the beginning when I was breaking it in now, it only chatters seldomly during warm-up
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Re: Xact flywheels? (piotrush)
We have had XACT flywheels out about a year for Integra and Civic. Prelude/Accord, RSX, Subaru, and RX7 flywheels are on the way. That is probably why they say TBA. We offer our flywheels at a reasonable price because we are able to since they are forged. The forging dies are expensive but it cuts down on material and machining costs. We are banking on the idea we will make it up the initial investment by selling lots of parts, So far it's working. They are top quality, SFI certified, balanced, one piece, with heat treated ring gear. What more can I say?
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