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Blitz Single Disc Active Clutch set with flywheel included
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Fidanza Lightweight flywheel
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or TOM'S light weight flywheel
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wat should i go for? wats the best one as in horsepower gains
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ive heard that a lot of ppl like the fidanza one but i dunno
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wat should i go for? wats the best one as in horsepower gains I like Fidanza...I don't think it "gains" you horsepower, but it frees it up bro
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Tom's is the lightest.You just have to figure racing and normal driving into the equation. Tom's might be too much amongst the others. Those don't free horsepower. You have to be carefull. I'm guessing here, but 8-12 lbs. is more than enough for a fly wheel. The RPM's will drop more w/a lightened flywheel. Occasional straight line racing, forget the fly wheel. Upgrade to a better clutch.
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wat should i go for? wats the best one as in horsepower gains I like Fidanza...I don't think it "gains" you horsepower, but it frees it up bro It doesn't give you more HP but it might feel like it...at least in first. you might be able to tell in 2nd but i doubt it. What it does is let you rev faster. Furthermore, a lightend fly wheel can give you longer engine life because of less rotating mass on the main engine bearings. You won't need it at all unless you get a Turbo or a supercharger... That is the only way they actually help enough for the cost.
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TOM's Japan 'cuz it's the lightest, plus it's TOM's Japan, so you know that it wont break on you. But last I heard they stopped producing them. So it'll be kind of hard to find one.
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by SoloXKay - Mar 19, 2024 11:58am
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