Flywheel recommendations
#1
Flywheel recommendations
Looking to get a lighter flywheel while my engine is apart. I understand the aluminum flywheels will be lightest but i am skeptical about its durabilty to heat and what not. Can anyone share there thoughts?
#2
wel cannt tell you exactly but ive heard that the chromoly is a better choice.
since on most aluminum flywheels have a pressed on teeth/ring pressed on which can slip.... now i dont know exactly myself dont quote me! just what ive read.....
since on most aluminum flywheels have a pressed on teeth/ring pressed on which can slip.... now i dont know exactly myself dont quote me! just what ive read.....
#3
I don't have firsthand knowledge with them, but I know that if you have turbo or intend to go turbo, you don't want too light of a flywheel because you'll go through the gears too quickly instead of spending more time in boost.
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