Subject	A spinning flywheel has stored energy. The heavier the
Posted by	zellamay on March 07, 2012 at 11:50 AM
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In Reply To	light weight vs stock fly wheel for drag racing? posted by MikeVar82 on March 07, 2012 at 07:39 AM
Message	flywheel is, the more stored energy it has at any given rpm. A 12 lb flywheel would have to be turning much higher rpm at launch than an 18 lb flywheel would, to offer the same punch. You pay for this later down the track, because you have to accelerate that heavier flywheel to higher rpm as you finish the run, but apparently drag racers have found the tradeoff to be worth it.
Follow Ups	light weight vs stock fly wheel for drag racing? - MikeVar82 07:39:01 03/07/12 it may be true if you have enough traction (drag slicks) - Zvil 07:53:06 03/07/12 Re: it may be true if you have enough traction (drag slicks) - Jason300zxTT 09:36:48 03/07/12 what clutch where you on? (n/m) - MikeVar82 09:48:07 03/07/12 Re: what clutch where you on? - Jason300zxTT 19:52:31 03/07/12 Re: it may be true if you have enough traction (drag slicks) - Jason300zxTT 12:49:24 03/07/12 Stock or DXD for drag racing - Joe@ZSpeedperformance 11:39:31 03/07/12 A spinning flywheel has stored energy. The heavier the - zellamay 11:50:13 03/07/12 +1 - Zvil 13:49:48 03/07/12 if your going to drag race use a good set of tires. - Jason300zxTT 18:00:00 03/07/12 I agree and definitely want to get some drag radials but - Zvil 21:28:48 03/07/12
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