Aluminum Flywheel
#1
Aluminum Flywheel
Since I smoked my clutch last night, I decided that I'm going to do it right. I'm looking at a FIDANZA ALUMINUM FLYWHEEL. I keep seeing that they are for a 6 bolt crank. I thought the 2000 GTs had a 8 bolt crank. Anyone know?
Also, do people recommed a for flywheel? Aluminum or not..
Also, do people recommed a for flywheel? Aluminum or not..
#2
RE: Aluminum Flywheel
for the flywheel... you have a 6 bolt crank/flywheel on your GT the cobras/ mach 1's are the ones with the 8 bolt cranks. i would say that you should get the type flywheel that you want.... aluminum means more rwhp hp but also it can cause more wear on the motor from not being balanced perfect. it all depends on what u want the car to do....
#7
RE: Aluminum Flywheel
dont you guys notice your rpms fall really fast between shifts with light flywheels? ive heard that they are good and bad.... good for launch but for shifting thru the powerband since the weight is lower the flywheel loses momentum faster causing rpms to drop fast inbetween shifts....
#8
RE: Aluminum Flywheel
ORIGINAL: mself52
dont you guys notice your rpms fall really fast between shifts with light flywheels? ive heard that they are good and bad.... good for launch but for shifting thru the powerband since the weight is lower the flywheel loses momentum faster causing rpms to drop fast inbetween shifts....
dont you guys notice your rpms fall really fast between shifts with light flywheels? ive heard that they are good and bad.... good for launch but for shifting thru the powerband since the weight is lower the flywheel loses momentum faster causing rpms to drop fast inbetween shifts....
#10
RE: Aluminum Flywheel
ORIGINAL: randy78045
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