Effect of flywheel mass on 10-bolt longevity
11-03-2014, 02:52 PM
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it will be harder, your storing more inertia (ie energy) in the flywheel assembly then unloading it all onto the rear end when you drop it... think about it like this. imagine a plastic fan spinning and you reach in and stop it with your hands.... not too bad right? now imagine if you made the blades from lead. a little bit different right?
11-07-2014, 01:05 PM
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Won't matter enough to matter I don't think. You'll break the rear end due to excessive tolerance caused by mileage and wear, or at least a lot more likely.
