flywheel...
05-14-2006, 04:05 PM
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RE: flywheel...
I have a 13lb fidanza flywheel and I love it. I could definately feel the difference after getting it installed. The car picks up and goes a bit nicer with it in. I highly recommend it, code3gt is the one who recommended it to me...and I'm glad he did.
05-14-2006, 04:12 PM
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RE: flywheel...
ORIGINAL: SOHCtimes2
I have a 13lb fidanza flywheel and I love it. I could definately feel the difference after getting it installed. The car picks up and goes a bit nicer with it in. I highly recommend it, code3gt is the one who recommended it to me...and I'm glad he did.
I have a 13lb fidanza flywheel and I love it. I could definately feel the difference after getting it installed. The car picks up and goes a bit nicer with it in. I highly recommend it, code3gt is the one who recommended it to me...and I'm glad he did.
I too am running a fidanza flywheel...
05-14-2006, 04:49 PM
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RE: flywheel...
ORIGINAL: Dragon02GT
How much is new flywheel? I know you need to get the stock one reground when you replace the clutch, but how much would a new one be?
How much is new flywheel? I know you need to get the stock one reground when you replace the clutch, but how much would a new one be?
Dont recall the cost of the flywheel but count on $300-400...
05-14-2006, 05:06 PM
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RE: flywheel...
ORIGINAL: randy78045
All you need is a friction plate to "resurface" the flywheel... about $100....
Dont recall the cost of the flywheel but count on $300-400...
ORIGINAL: Dragon02GT
How much is new flywheel? I know you need to get the stock one reground when you replace the clutch, but how much would a new one be?
How much is new flywheel? I know you need to get the stock one reground when you replace the clutch, but how much would a new one be?
Dont recall the cost of the flywheel but count on $300-400...
05-14-2006, 05:12 PM
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RE: flywheel...
I have a fidanza billit steel flywheel. It depends on what your looking for. After talking to a few people I found out that if you have a heavier flywheel the rotating mass is more and it will carry you out of the whole much faster than a lighter flywheel would. Which would mean better 60 foot and 1/4 mile. But a lighter flywheel will help when you are going faster, more like roll racing on the street. But if your not making major horsepower then it doesnt matter to get a heavier one. Its also cheaper if its heavier.
also, my flywheel was also 250.00
also, my flywheel was also 250.00
05-14-2006, 05:18 PM
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RE: flywheel...
ORIGINAL: MustangChris04
I have a fidanza billit steel flywheel. It depends on what your looking for. After talking to a few people I found out that if you have a heavier flywheel the rotating mass is more and it will carry you out of the whole much faster than a lighter flywheel would. Which would mean better 60 foot and 1/4 mile. But a lighter flywheel will help when you are going faster, more like roll racing on the street. But if your not making major horsepower then it doesnt matter to get a heavier one. Its also cheaper if its heavier.
also, my flywheel was also 250.00
I have a fidanza billit steel flywheel. It depends on what your looking for. After talking to a few people I found out that if you have a heavier flywheel the rotating mass is more and it will carry you out of the whole much faster than a lighter flywheel would. Which would mean better 60 foot and 1/4 mile. But a lighter flywheel will help when you are going faster, more like roll racing on the street. But if your not making major horsepower then it doesnt matter to get a heavier one. Its also cheaper if its heavier.
also, my flywheel was also 250.00
05-14-2006, 05:26 PM
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RE: flywheel...
ORIGINAL: MustangChris04
im saying a heavier flywheel will get you out of the hole faster if your not making that much power. If youve got a lot of power to compensate for that then a lighter flywheel will be better.
im saying a heavier flywheel will get you out of the hole faster if your not making that much power. If youve got a lot of power to compensate for that then a lighter flywheel will be better.