Subject	Re: For guys with lightened flywheels...
Posted by	mr. zed line on February 28, 2006 at 10:57 PM
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In Reply To	For guys with lightened flywheels... posted by wilkendw on February 28, 2006 at 08:26 PM
Message	An impressive and noticeable 'swap'. With revolutions being freed up it'll be easier stalling the car. You will notice a difference when you take your foot off the gas at high speeds. This is the phenomenon of the lower rotating mass weight of the flywheel itself. I think it would be a good idea installing it if you are changing your clutch, otherwise don't swap it out for no reason...especially if you have stock turbos. Hope this helps.
Follow Ups	For guys with lightened flywheels... - wilkendw 20:26:13 02/28/06 I didn't notice much difference in drivability - mattztt 20:57:13 02/28/06 Same as above..definitely an improvment though revs climb - 97modman(NJ) 21:18:42 02/28/06 Agreed - revs climb more quickly, good mod IMO - Speedy1003 (IN) 21:27:54 02/28/06 You'll love it in the twisties. - SuparexTT 22:30:46 02/28/06 it has good and bad sides... - drmx 22:55:00 02/28/06 knowing him, I dont think he too concerned about drag racing - WAGGZ 00:32:32 03/01/06 a 2-step alleviates all previously mentioned issues :) (n/m) - BOOZTD 3 (the original) 09:21:48 03/01/06 true, as long as your class allows electronics - drmx 10:17:23 03/01/06 Re: For guys with lightened flywheels... - mr. zed line 22:57:04 02/28/06 Also it will have less strain on other parts - dream Z (MD) 00:54:00 03/01/06 How so? - 90Z-NA (ATL) 13:04:27 03/01/06 Great mod. If you enjoy "driving" a sportscar it's a no > - my91z 11:10:14 03/01/06
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