flywheels
Pro
Joined: Feb 2005
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From: Sedalia MO
They are 12.5 lbs. And, from what I have been told, ou need to launch harder from a dead stop(something to do with the lighter flywheel and not enough rotating energy on take off) but, it has better responce from a roll. It seems that you should install 4.10 gears first, or shortly after, to get the full effect, when launchung. Like I said this is just what I have been told by other members.
Pro
Joined: Jan 2004
Posts: 631
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From: Virginia Beach VA
Originally Posted by terry98345
What do you all know about Fidanza Aluminum flywheels?
thank you very much!!
Terry
thank you very much!!
Terry
The only down side to any lightweight flywheel is the gear chatter. At idle, you will likely hear it. You can ease the noise, however, by spraying a few coats of Brake Quiet on the crank side of the flywheel.
I really like my flywheel, and it's seemed to have held up well so far.
Drifting
Joined: Sep 2003
Posts: 1,948
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From: Southern England
Originally Posted by terry98345
What do you all know about Fidanza Aluminum flywheels?
thank you very much!!
Terry
thank you very much!!
Terry
Guy pulls up next to me at a junction and leans out of the window and sez "WOW!!,F*****g great car mate"listens and sez "But whats that noise", i sez real swanky "Racing Flywheel mate" he sez "Cool" and repeats the 1st few words.
