Which flywheel.. billet steel or alluminum?
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I am about 99.9999% sure that I am getting the Spec III clutch, and I was wondering about the flywheel? Eastside Performance and Dyno has a GP on the clutch.. $469.00 with flywheel?
Like $359 + - without the flywheel. Should I save the money on the billet and get the aluminum?
Like $359 + - without the flywheel. Should I save the money on the billet and get the aluminum?
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It will be driven mostly on the street, no road racing or autocross, and little strip action because of busy schedule. It will see some track time but not a lot. <img border="0" alt="[USA]" title="" src="graemlins/patriot.gif" />
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Aluminum flywheels are great for street driving and autocross, just don't expect any amazing launches at the strip.
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Aluminum flywheels are great for street driving and autocross, just don't expect any amazing launches at the strip.