Which lightweight flywheel?
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Originally posted by XSrcing
you know, i didn't know that. that must be the reason i didnt answer it.
you know, i didn't know that. that must be the reason i didnt answer it.
I knew that, but I didn't even see that question
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Originally posted by newgsrdriver
Why is he being an arrogant prick by stating his opinion of your posts? He's just making an observation about the quality of your posts when you questioned the quality of mine.
Relax dude, we're here to talk about cars. Im just trying to make sure that when people say things (including myself) they know what theyre talking about.
Why is he being an arrogant prick by stating his opinion of your posts? He's just making an observation about the quality of your posts when you questioned the quality of mine.
Relax dude, we're here to talk about cars. Im just trying to make sure that when people say things (including myself) they know what theyre talking about.
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Originally posted by newgsrdriver
Its all relative...with flywheels, depending on your setup but in most NA cases, lighter is better. Whatever is lightest is the way to go, which in most cases means aluminum.
Fidanza is great @ 7.5lbs, and from what Ive seen of the ACT flywheels, theyre very nice and super cheap as well.
In terms of weight, its important to find out not only how much it weighs, but where that weight is distributed. Thats what counts. The Fidanza's design is great, as well as Toda if I remember right.
The problem with Toda is that youre paying for:
A)the name
B)Chromoly steel which isnt ideal IMO
Id go Fidanza personally.
Its all relative...with flywheels, depending on your setup but in most NA cases, lighter is better. Whatever is lightest is the way to go, which in most cases means aluminum.
Fidanza is great @ 7.5lbs, and from what Ive seen of the ACT flywheels, theyre very nice and super cheap as well.
In terms of weight, its important to find out not only how much it weighs, but where that weight is distributed. Thats what counts. The Fidanza's design is great, as well as Toda if I remember right.
The problem with Toda is that youre paying for:
A)the name
B)Chromoly steel which isnt ideal IMO
Id go Fidanza personally.
https://www.honda-acura.net/forums/s...ight=flywheels
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Yeah I only got the ACT flywheel because it came really cheap with the ACT clutch as a package deal. Check out groupbuycenter.com. They have pretty hot deals on ACT clutch packages. I believe they have ACT, Clutchmasters, and Fidanza flywheels available with the combo. I only realized that the Clutchmasters was probably a better choice for a flywheel after I ordered my stuff.
