how much should i get my flywheel lightened too?
what is a good weight for it too be after it has been lightened?
lightening the flywheel
lightening the flywheel
SR20 powered starion what have I done..... :P
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This wont get you much more power but should gain you more response, have heard that boost will drop during gear shifts and supposedly not good for uphill or something like that ???
can get specially made light ones:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Fidanza- ... enameZWDVW
If they bolt up the the 2L I dont know.
can get specially made light ones:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Fidanza- ... enameZWDVW
If they bolt up the the 2L I dont know.
Powerplant: Chipped stock ECU, 2044cc, 8.5:1, head intake enlarged and polished, exhaust manifold enlarged,
Balance-shafts eliminated, Intercooled, TC06 @ 10psi, 2.5" high flow exhaust system and dump pipe.
Balance-shafts eliminated, Intercooled, TC06 @ 10psi, 2.5" high flow exhaust system and dump pipe.
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flywheel
took mine to 3.5 kilo with a 1.5 kilo clutch..so dont worry bout going too light
I got mine done on the Sigma 2.6 - flywheel is essentially the same. Got it down to 9kg from around 15. Not sure it was worth it though. It did make some difference, but if you compare the benefits vs. getting feet cut off by exploding flywheel, i'd say don't bother. If you really want a lighter one, you're better to buy a steel one.
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