What Do You Think
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What about it? Looks like a 12lb flywheel to me.
I think I'm gonna try their clutches. $209 for a stage 3 is a pretty sweet deal.
I think I'm gonna try their clutches. $209 for a stage 3 is a pretty sweet deal.
chro-mo is stronger than aluminum, but heavier. Unless you plan on going over 400 WHP, the aluminum flywheel (fidanza) will be lighter and last just fine.
Considering the price difference between this unit and Fidanza... I it won't hurt, it just won't be as light as the Alumnimum unit.
Just make sure you get the RIGHT flywheel for your engine.
Considering the price difference between this unit and Fidanza... I it won't hurt, it just won't be as light as the Alumnimum unit.
Just make sure you get the RIGHT flywheel for your engine.
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Joined: May 2001
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I don't think the Fidanza is that far off from the 12lb. Either way, they are significatly lighter than the stocker.
For the price, I would get it anyways. I paid a crapload for my Fidanza.
I'll try to weigh the stock one.
For the price, I would get it anyways. I paid a crapload for my Fidanza.
I'll try to weigh the stock one.
QUOTE (JonGTR @ Jun 13 2005, 07:07 PM)
I think I'm gonna try their clutches. $209 for a stage 3 is a pretty sweet deal.
I got the clutch from them..... next month I will install it.....
The truth is that It's look like a great deal..... I have like 2 weeks to make a decision...
irregardless of the catchword they are using as a marketing tool. Face it.. "JDM" is a hot term right now.. it is nice to have a choice. While the Fidenza is a MUCH lighter and probably better flywheel.. is it better for the street? Probably not. 8 pounds is a real easy flywheel to stall. 12 pounds gives you a little more leeway when it comes to moving away from a light.


