Subject	Re: benefits of lighter flywheels
Posted by	brianjahrling on August 21, 2004 at 5:45 PM
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In Reply To	benefits of lighter flywheels posted by huyqn on August 21, 2004 at 05:36 PM
Message	well, it's lighter, less work for the engine to turn it so you'll probably get a little more of the engines hp to the wheels instead of using it to turn the heavier flywheel. Kind of the same principal of smaller lightweight crank pulleys, using an eletric fan instead of stock, ect....I have a nismo fly wheel in mine, never drove the car before it was installed so I couldn't say if it made a difference or not
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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