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Old 10-16-2002, 01:06 PM   #1 (permalink)
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lightened flywheel

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Clutchmasters Flywheels $250!
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wow, pretty good price...too bad I have no cash.
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I posted on that other thread and I'm definately interested.
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Having a lighter flywheel isn't all that great..... True you rev quicker, but you lose a ton of intertia (sp?) when you shift due to the lighter flywheel..... Therfore when you shift you lose more power, and your rpms drop and you have to regain them.

All tho it is probably still better to have a lighter flywheel
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He said if 4 or more people are getting this the price for that flywheel would be just $225 +shipping. I think it's a pretty good deal, especially in my case since I'm doing a tranny swap next month. Either way I need a flywheel Besides stock ones costs like $130-150ish...$100 more and you have a high performance flywheel -not bad at all
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Having a lighter flywheel isn't all that great..... True you rev quicker, but you lose a ton of intertia (sp?) when you shift due to the lighter flywheel..... Therfore when you shift you lose more power, and your rpms drop and you have to regain them.

All tho it is probably still better to have a lighter flywheel
Shift before the revs drop of better yet don't take your foot all the way off the gas then you don't lose any power when shifting.
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