flywheel ?
#3
Basically what he is saying is:
Aluminum is less dense than steel.
An aluminum flywheel weighs less than a steel flyheel.
An aluminum flywheel will not absorb as much vibration from the combustion process as the steel flywheel will.
Unless straight up drag and trying to find every possible way to reduce parasitic draw, an aluminum flywheel will make driveability worse...
Aluminum is less dense than steel.
An aluminum flywheel weighs less than a steel flyheel.
An aluminum flywheel will not absorb as much vibration from the combustion process as the steel flywheel will.
Unless straight up drag and trying to find every possible way to reduce parasitic draw, an aluminum flywheel will make driveability worse...
#5
tony , it does not make drivibility worse despite what theroy may suggest......I run one in my 85 and had one in my 66, drivibility was fine and in fact they reved a whole lot quicker
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