Subject	benefits of lighter flywheels
Posted by	huyqn on August 21, 2004 at 5:36 PM
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Message	hey everyone, just got a ttz and just recently got a new flywheel cause right now i have this mindset of "better parts = better performance", but a friend of mine from work that knows quite a bit about cars said that a lighter flywheel, besides giving the car a better throttle response, it does pretty much shit for the car plus it'll cause weaker idling. in short, he said that getting a new flywheel is another reason for enthusiasts to spend money and it does nothing for the performance of the car. So having just dropped 400 bucks, i kinda feel like an ass. soo..can somebody say something to make me feel like i havent pissed my money away. thanks
Follow Ups	benefits of lighter flywheels - huyqn 17:36:42 08/21/04 Re: benefits of lighter flywheels - brianjahrling 17:45:52 08/21/04 depends on the application. - Chris-TTZ 17:55:29 08/21/04 I love my flywheel, You DID NOT piss your money away - XpenZive TT 18:11:13 08/21/04 Re: I love my flywheel, You DID NOT piss your money away - huyqn 20:06:09 08/21/04 in simple terms ... - SuparexTT 18:29:54 08/21/04 the question should be... - SuparexTT 18:33:32 08/21/04 hah, then i find this.. - SuparexTT 18:37:57 08/21/04 Now that's funny....LOL.. (n/m) - SonicZ 18:47:07 08/21/04 haha, yea...sucks huh..oh well - huyqn 20:08:41 08/21/04 Your friend talks a lot, but doesn't have a clue. The lower - boileralum 18:36:49 08/21/04 That is correct but the lighter flywheel will compromise>>> - ZUL8TR 06:05:16 08/22/04 But, the combination of a Woody75 short shifter and a - BigTDogg (MA) 20:30:41 08/22/04 Exactly my point. You have made the compromise >>> - ZUL8TR 04:36:38 08/23/04
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