REPLACING FLYWHEEL
02-23-2008, 03:16 PM
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RE: REPLACING FLYWHEEL
ORIGINAL: livefast1
alot of people dont go with aluminum flywheels because they are more expensive and arent as beneficial at the dragstrip where the rotational mass of a steel flywheel will produce more inertia used during launch.
alot of people dont go with aluminum flywheels because they are more expensive and arent as beneficial at the dragstrip where the rotational mass of a steel flywheel will produce more inertia used during launch.
idk. this post is becoming pointless. haha.
02-23-2008, 06:29 PM
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RE: REPLACING FLYWHEEL
ORIGINAL: livefast1
alot of people dont go with aluminum flywheels because they are more expensive and arent as beneficial at the dragstrip where the rotational mass of a steel flywheel will produce more inertia used during launch.
alot of people dont go with aluminum flywheels because they are more expensive and arent as beneficial at the dragstrip where the rotational mass of a steel flywheel will produce more inertia used during launch.
02-23-2008, 10:59 PM
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RE: REPLACING FLYWHEEL
the driveshaft isnt rotatingbefore you launchso it would be ok to go with an aluminum piece if you ever wanted to. and also if you suffer during launch and pick it up the rest of the way down the track, why spend the extra couple of hundred bux if your getting the same effect if you know what i mean?
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