lightwieght flywheel feedback
#1
lightwieght flywheel feedback
pretty straight forward, if you have one or have had one, what's it like?? the good, the bad...the works
before someone says it - search is doing what it does best, ergo the redundant post
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#3
The engine will definitely feel more responsive once the clutch is engaged, but it is a bit harder to get the car started from a full stop. Nothing major, just takes getting used to. I have driven a lightweight clutch/flywheel setup daily, and it was no issue, even in the snow.
#4
God Awfully annoying.
Just remeber everyone's tolerance for bullshit will vary. I got a good friend who has no problem driving a car with out a radio and general does things that would make the average driver pull their hair out. But then with him, he refuses to drive a pro-shifted car on the street.
Hence everyone is different.
Just remeber everyone's tolerance for bullshit will vary. I got a good friend who has no problem driving a car with out a radio and general does things that would make the average driver pull their hair out. But then with him, he refuses to drive a pro-shifted car on the street.
Hence everyone is different.
#5
i have one mated to my SPEC 4 solid disk clutch.
it is a bit more difficult to pull out from a stop, or to ease around feathering the clutch (parking lot, traffic or reversing) but that is also part of the clutch setup.
i seemed to pick up a little vibration from the setup, but i also have poly motor, trans, and most suspension bushings...so i feel everything.
engine is much more responsive that's for sure.
it is a bit more difficult to pull out from a stop, or to ease around feathering the clutch (parking lot, traffic or reversing) but that is also part of the clutch setup.
i seemed to pick up a little vibration from the setup, but i also have poly motor, trans, and most suspension bushings...so i feel everything.
engine is much more responsive that's for sure.