Subject	I tend to agree with you.
Posted by	Antihero on September 27, 2012 at 1:15 PM
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In Reply To	doubt on the lightened flywheel performance increases posted by tian2bing on September 27, 2012 at 11:55 AM
Message	Sure maybe it makes a difference, but in the grand scheme of things it seems like pretty small potatoes. The one thing your math isnt taking into account is that the rotational energy required varies by the distace from center.ie, a 20 pound flywheel takes a LOT more energy to spin than a 20 pound driveshaft Antihero Putting AMS garbage, and $500 ebay wheels on a Z is like dressing a Victorias Secret model in a Walmart dress and Payless shoes. You're embarrassing yourself.
Follow Ups	doubt on the lightened flywheel performance increases - tian2bing 11:55:01 09/27/12 Answer here - s3trios 12:14:52 09/27/12 It doesn't inherently get you more power... - johnnysombrero 12:23:54 09/27/12 too much math - fuzzymonkey 12:56:26 09/27/12 For me, the best part was in how the engine responded - zellamay 13:14:28 09/27/12 I tend to agree with you. - Antihero 13:15:00 09/27/12 Ahh yes rotational inertia - Obeeone 18:40:41 09/27/12 Good, I was having trouble slee...Zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz (n/m) - johnnysombrero 01:09:03 09/28/12 Nice! Finish up by make an equivalent HP comparison - OverZealous (CT) 16:02:47 09/29/12 Lightened flywheel performance considerations... - RaeCathode 13:48:31 09/27/12 Re: Lightened flywheel performance considerations... - tian2bing 18:05:39 09/27/12 Like Rae mentioned, you're focused on the wrong purpose. - TriniTT 14:18:40 09/27/12 oops (n/m) - aliaZ 15:28:59 09/27/12
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