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Old 09-29-2005, 12:39 PM
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flywheel

i was just wondering...if i remove my stock flywheel and "take" mass out of it by drilling holes...not random..of coarse....any problems i could run into?like after installation?...functionallity?...will it crack or warp?......ive noticed that alot of the aftermarket flywheels had some design of holes so i figure i can get away with this and benifit....am i wrong?
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Re: flywheel

yes it'll be bad.

get an aftermarket one dont try to drill yours like that.
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Re: flywheel

it ill prob crack just like crossed drilled disk brakes do. aftermarket flywheels take wheight off where the clucth disk doesnt contact like outer extremeties
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