Spec Lightweight flywheel
If the car, and the tire, are going to remain the same (except for the addition of the lightened flywheel) then it helps to know if you are bogging off the launch or if you are overpowering the current tire? If you are then Aluminum can help dampen the hit of power and will thus allow you to get out of the hole with less tire spin.
I hope this info helps. Let me know what you are planning to do and I will be happy to provide more info. Thanks!
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Oh and the argument about it not being good for dragracing isn't 100% true.
Not that I have experience with it, but according to one of the Tosto brother's, he had a light flywheel on his car for a while. He said it actually helped hit the tires smoother than a heavier flywheel. Granted, you have to adjust your launch rpm upwards by 500-1000rpm, but supposedly it allows a smoother transition of power to the wheels and helps to get traction out of the hole.
Last edited by The Alchemist; Dec 16, 2008 at 09:55 AM.
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As far as the less rotating mass stuff goes, I saw no problem with a standing start and the RPM's picked up a lot quicker.
If memory serves me correctly, it was way less than an ounce out of balance.
And they did a quick surface cleaning as well and found to be flat within 0.001"






