sleeper2

I would get the flywheel while replacing the clutch. You already have access to the flywheel anyway so it will save you money and effort/money to do it at the same time. It will give you nice driveability gains, too, and it won't hurt your ability to sell the car. The driveshaft can be done any time down the road when you find some money and have an hour or two.

Sleeper2

undog920

anothe thought if you are on a budget, you are going to be burning through clutches with a lightweight flywheel. It increases the rev speed and will be harder to get into first without riding that clutch.