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Old 04-11-2002, 10:16 AM
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lightened flywheel

Are these worth it? What would I source one off of for a y1 tranny (jdm cable tranny)? I'm figuring maybe LS? Thanks.
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Old 04-11-2002, 01:08 PM
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YES my friend went from something like 25 lbs to 9 on his flywheel, and his GSR hauls ass now
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sorry that wasnt the most intelligent comment
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Old 04-11-2002, 01:53 PM
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damn, stock flywheels are 20+ lbs!?! I figured they were only like 5 lbs difference. cool...
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My fidanza weighs in at 8.2 even!! I can't wait to test it out!
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are these flywheels at all dangerous?? i've heard different stories...
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If you decide to lighten the flywheel you have to make sure that you don't lighten it too much. honda's do not have a harmonic balancer, so they use the flywheel to balance the engine. if you lighten it too much it will cause the motor to be unbalanced. Not a good thing.



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a lightweight flywheel increases ur throttle response and will be slightly harder on ur clutch if u drive up hills a lot. But in the long run will probably be easier on the clutch and transmission syncros. This is wut i mean by throttle response: http://openloopmotorsports.com/revving.mpg That is a light weight billet aluminum flywheel on a 88 accord.
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a lightweight flywheel increases ur throttle response and will be slightly harder on ur clutch if u drive up hills a lot.
true dat. your better off shaving the flywheel instead off getting a lightweight one.
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Actually, I think it's the other way around. It'd be safer to buy a lightened one where you know that the R&D went into that final product to make sure it is perfectly balanced and doesn't have any weak spots. Where as if you have yours shaved, I doubt it will come out perfectly balanced and strong.
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