I am going to purchase a flywheel and want a 8lb one. Just wondering what set up would be a better flywheel. I have an ACT street clutch. Thanks for your help.

 

fidanza it has the replaceable face on it

 

thanks, anyone else

 

act...teh repolaceable face is a shitty thing


where the weight comes off matters more than the physical amount of lbs...you want weight removed form the outside, where act removes it...


plus fidanza is aluminum...not a great material to make somthig that needs to be strong, and you cant ever resurface em

 

you dont need to resurface them, thats where the replacable friction surface comes in, as for the strength problem, aluminum is fine, if your really worried about it, get a cromoly flywheel

 

no **** you cant resurface em, thats my point, its about 90 bucks for a new surface, and only about 25 to resurface...make sense?

 

Competition Clutches flywheel

 

I hate ignorance. Yes, they can be resurfaced. Call the manufacturer... I just had 2 done. $30 each locally.

 

aluminum ones...they cant...the steel ones you can

 

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Sorry, man just had 2 done. Yes, they are aluminum. Yes, it can be done.

 

are you sure tehy wernt steel faced inserts with the aluminum bodies??? cause fidanza does make those too

 

fidanza had mine for 8 months and no complaints

 

you can resurface the aluminum ones, but i would rather buy a new face

 

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Dude, every aluminum flywheel has a steel insert. I am pretty sure I can distinguish between aluminum and steel to start with, but thanks for your concern.

 

not all of em man, some are aluminum inserts

 

thanks everyone didnt mean to start an argument

 

on my 240 I have a Fidanza flywheel with a steel insert, the insert was chewed as hell when I got it ( got it for free) so I got a new insert for 50$, I would assume if the friction surface isnt messed up badly you can resurface it, but if it was like mine, which was abused with a 6 puck solid hub, you need a new surface, my .02$

 

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Whith respect, please show me an all aluminum flywheel for a honda without a steel insert.

 

Got my fidanza with organic and it's been so fun to drive. No problems, and I know Fidanza wasn't the best a couple of years, but they are better now.

 

I like my ACT pro-lite, easy driveabilty and fast revving

 

Yeah but which is better?? Is it just a matter of choice??

 

i think it is what you want pretty much. I have heard good about both. I went with the ACT because i have the ACT clutch

 

until someone puts a dyno on here all this worthless babbling is.....worthless.....

and YES you can resurface the fidanza, which has a STEEL insert, and NO there is no flywheel with an aluminum friction surface.....